INDEX

Abercrombie, Rev. James, 209, 210 American Anti-Slavery Society. 321, 329 Abolition of slavery. See Antislavery move- American Copper 6? Brass, by Henry J. ment; Slavery Kauffman, rev., 412-413 Abrahams, Harold J., Extinct Medical Schools American Daguerrian Art, by Rinhart, rev., of Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia, rev., 268-270 133-134 American Moral Reform Society, 321, 330;/ Acadians, 496 American Oratory (Chapman), 209 Accra, Africa, 481 The American Party Systems^ Stages of Acgun, Mary P., 341 Political Development, William Nisbet Adair, William. 461 Chambers and Walter Dean Burnham, Adams, Abigail (Mrs. John Adams): opinion eds., rev., 416-418 of Franklin, 223; portraits of, 263-264 American Philosophical Society, 71 Adams, Charles Francis, 195, 220; and American Quarterly Review, 195 mission to England, 42c, 426. 433, 440 American Register, 195, 216, 217 Adams, John (1735-1826), 206, 503; dislike American Review of History and Politics, of for Franklin, 220-238; distrust of French i95; 219 alliance, 233, 234; portraits of, 263-264; American Revolution: Flight from the on provincial politics, 289W Republic . . ., by Callahan. rev., 258-259; Adams, John Quincy, 228, 229; and The The Ideological Origins of, by Bailyn, rev., Portfolio, 195, 206, 207, 219 112-113; George Washington in, 524-525 Adams, Samuel, 226, 228 The American Revolution Reconsidered, by Adams, Thomas Boylston, 219 Morris, rev., 110-112 Adelphi Hall, Phila., 321 Americans from Wales, by Hartmann, rev., Adultery, 441-464 passim 544-545 Africa, slave trade with, 465-493 Ames, Fisher, 205 The Age: and Negrophobia, 369, 370, 371, Amity, ship, 26 37?; supports Andrew Johnson, 374 Ancobar River, Africa, 471 Akwidah, Africa, 467, 480 Anderson, James La Verne: rev. of Edmonds' Albert, of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, Prince Con- The Musket and the Cross: The Struggle sort, 429 of France and England for North America, Alder, Caleb, 49 519-520; rev. of Sosin's The Revolutionary Alexander I, Czar of Russia, and Kosciuszko, Frontier, 1763-1783, 252-253 88, ico Andreano, Ralph L., rev. of Destler's Roger Alexander, Edward P., "Jefferson and Sherman . . ., 408 Kosciuszko: Friends of Liberty and of "Andrew Johnson and the Philadelphia Man," 87-103 Election of 1866," by Charles D. Cash- Alexander, John, 450 dollar, 365-3S3 Alimony, 444-464 passim Annamabo, Africa, 467, 475, 476, 478, 479, Allegheny County, Pa., architecture of, 481, 484, 491 £42-544 Annenberg, Walter H., 86 Allen, Rev. Benjamin, 48 Ansley, John, 463 Allen, Nathaniel, 17, 20, 26, 40, 42 Antietam, Battle of, 242 Allen, Mrs. Philip M., ion Anti-imperialists, 537-538 Allen, Samuel, sheriff, 360, 362, 363 Antislavery movement, in the North, 127, Allen, William (1704-1780), 306, 307??, 35$ 309, 495; and election riot of 1742, 311- Arch, John & Arthur, booksellers, 504 319; retires from politics (1739), 308 Arch Street, Phila., 33, ^4, 40 Alleson, William, 333 Architecture: of Allegheny County, Pa., Altoona, Pa., governors' conference (1862), 542-544; of early Phila., 159, 160, 161; 245 "Dr. Physick and His House," by Roberts, America, ship, 162 67-86; Moravian Architecture . . ., by 547 548 INDEX October Murtagh, rev., 259-260; Princeton Archi- Banks, Frederick (1898-1964), biog. of, tecture . . ., by Greiff, rev., 284-285 283-284 Argyle Chapel, London, 49 Banks, depreciation of stock of in War of Aristocracy, in America, 124-126 1812, 94 Armstrong, Gen. John, 101 Banks, Ivy Jackson, Banks of the Delaware. Armstrong, Thaddeus Kosciuszko, 101 The Life and Times of Frederick Banks, Armstrong, William H., Organs for America: 1898-1964, rev., 283-284 The Life and Work of David Tannenberg, Banks of the Delaware . . ., by Banks, rev., rev., 392-394 283-284 Art: John Rogers: The People's Sculptor, Barbe-Marbois, Francois, Marquis de, 229, by Wallace, rev., 274-275; of Pennsylvania 230, 232, 238 Germans, 413-415 Barber, Elizabeth Songhurst, 39 Artillery, manual on, 99 Barbour, Philip Pendleton, 514 Artisans, Penn assigns Phila. town lots to, 149 Barclay, David, Sr. (1682-1769), 303 Artists, 398-399 Barclay, Robert, 11 Arts, promotion of, in Phila., 384 Barnes, John (fi. 1683), 170; Phila. town lot Arunamink, 13 of, 150 Ashmead, J. W., 359 Barnes, John, Phila. banker, 93, 94 Assembly, Pennsylvania (colonial, 1682- Barron, Commodore John, 76 1776), 291; antiproprietary influence in, Barrow, Thomas C, rev. of Main's The Upper 307; disapproves charter of Free Society, House in Revolutionary America, 1763- 43; and divorce cases, 443; first session of, 1788, 254-255 144; investigates riots of 1742, 315-316; Bartholomew, George: death of, 19072; land- opposes Penn's laws, 180, 181 lord of Blue Anchor tavern, 189 Assembly, Pa., unicameral (1776-1790), and Bartram, Alexander, 448 divorce legislation, 446, 448, 452, 453 Bartram, Jane, 448 Assheton, Robert, 2gyn Batchelor, Jane, Phila. town lot of, 14572 Assheton, William, 29772 Bauer, Anna Maria, 462 Astorino, Samuel J., rev. of Penick's Pro- gressive Politics and Conservation . . ., Bauer, Edward Louis, Profile of a Gentle 410-411 Man . . ., rev., 411-412 Athens, Philadelphia likened to, 384 Bayley, Mrs. Harriet, 349, 350 Atkinson, James, 165 Beans, Elizabeth, 460 Atkinson, John, 341 "Beatrice", pseud, of Mrs. G. G. Meredith Atlantic Cable, 436 (?), 198 Atlantic and Great Western Railway, 433 Beck, Ignatius, 339 Atrocities, rumors of in South (1866), 369 Bedell, Rev. Gregory Townsend (1793- Austin, John, 147 1834), $3n, 61 n; denounces dances, 61 Ayres, Robert B., 324-351 Beisner, Twelve Against Empire: The Anti- Imperialists, 1898-7900, rev., 537-538 Bell, John, 383 Bell, Whitfield J., Jr., rev. of Schofield's Bache, Alexander Dallas, 436 A Scientific Autobiography of Joseph Bache, Benjamin Franklin, 237 Priestley . . ., 395.-39^ Bailyn, Bernard, 290; The Ideological Origins Bellefonte, Pa., political rally at, 245 of the American Revolution, rev., 112-113 Benezet, Anthony, 496, 498 Baird, Patrick, 2977* Bermuda, 492 Baker, Polly, speech of (Franklin), 471 Berthoff, Rowland, rev. of Montgomery's Bakeries, in early Phila., 148 Beyond Equality: Labor and the Radical Balch, Rev. Stephen B., 48 Republicans, 1862-1872, 406-407 Ballads, of John Buchanan McCormick, Bethel Church, Phila., 339 239-248 Bethlehem, Pa., architecture of, 259-260 Ballinger-Pinchot Affair, 410-411 Beyond Equality: Labor and the Radical Ballots and Fence Rails . . ., by Evans, rev., Republicans, 1862-1872, by David Mont- 272-274 gomery, rev., 406-407 Baltzell, E. Digby, rev. of Gifford's Father Bezer, John, 17, 20, 26 Against the Devil\ 139-140 Bias, James Joshua Gould, 330-351 Banana Islands, Africa, 467 Bible Society of Philadelphia, 54 Bank of Pennsylvania, 93, 94 Bibliographies: New Jersey and the Negro ..., Bank of the United States, second, removal rev., 528; of Union Civil War pamphlets, of federal deposits from, 507-515 1968 INDEX

A Bibliography: The Civil War and New Brass, early American utensils, 412-413 Jersey, by Sinclair, rev., 529-530 Brauer, Jacob, 459, 460 Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), 507; offered Brauer, Kinley J., Cotton versus Conscience: half interest in The Port Folio, 219; and Massachusetts Whig Politics and South- Robt. Walsh, Jr., 209-219 western Expansion, 1843-1848, rev., 130- Biddle, William, 341 I31 Biddle, William S., 21 $n Brauer, Susanna, 459 Bigamy, 441-464 passim The Brethren in Colonial America . . ., Durn- Billings, Elden E.: rev. of Reps' Monumental baugh, ed., rev., 250-251 Washington: The Planning and Develop- Breweries, in early Phila., 148, 149, 158, 172 ment of the Capital Center, 541-542; rev. Bricks, I59», 163, i68« of Whitehill's Dumbarton Oaks ..., 136-137 Briggs, Asa, 440 Billmeyer, Jacob, 449 The Brightest Ornament . . ., by Richman, Binney, Horace, Sr. (1780-1875), 215?* rev., 265-266 Birch, William Young, 49 Bristol, England, honors Kosciuszko, 88-89 Bishopberger, Elizabeth, 461 Bristol Factor, ship, 17 Black, Jeremiah S., 424^ The British Empire Before the American Black, John, Negro, 82 Revolution, vol. 13, by Gipson, rev., 257- Blair, Francis Preston, 510, 513, 514, 515 258 Blair, Hugh, author, 202 The British Spy . . . (Wirt), 20c Blair, Rev. Hugh, 48 Broad St., Phila., origin of, 156 Blayney, Arthur, 49 Brody, David, rev. of Eggert's Railroad Bleeding, by Dr. Rush, 70 Labor Disputes, 27$-2j6 Blocks. See Squares Brougham, Henry Peter, Baron Brougham Blue Anchor tavern: Geo. Bartholomew and Vaux, episode of with Geo. M. Dallas, landlord of, 189; built by Wm. Dare, 429, 430, 431 42-43; obstructs traffic, 182; purchased by Brown, Charles Brockden, 195, 206, 216 Thos. Budd, 190?* Brown, David Paul, 322 Blunston, John, 42 Brown, Ira V., rev. of Zilversmit's The First Board of Trade (Lords Commissioners for Emancipation . . ., 127 Trade and Plantations), 309; and col. Brown, Joseph {fl. 1684), 177W divorce laws, 443, 444, 445 Brown, Stuart Gerry, rev. of Hutchinson, ed., Boatfield, Helen C, 521-522 The Papers of James Madison, vol. 5, Boats, Capt., 479, 482, 483, 488 113-115 Bolivar, G. W., 350 Brown, Wallace, rev. of Callahan's Flight The Book of the Continental Soldier . . ., by from the Republic . . ., 258-259 Peterson, rev., 525-527 Browning, Mr.? 331 Boraw, Africa, 479 Browning, Orville H., 370 Borome', Joseph A.: rev. of Smith's The Brumbaugh, G. Edwin, rev. of Murtagh's Death of Slavery . . ., 271-272; "The Moravian Architecture . . ., 259-260 Vigilant Committee of Philadelphia," Brumbaugh, Thomas B., "The Pennsylvania 320-351 Academy's Early days . . .," 384-386 Boston, Mass., George Ticknor and the Boston Bryant, Lucy, 463, 464 Brahmins, by Tyack, rev., 131-133 Bryant, Prince, Indian, 463, 464 Boswell, William, 150?* Buchanan, David, cabinetmaker, 239 Boxing matches, Heenan-Sayers bout, 434 Buchanan, James: and Central American Bowman, Thomas (Jl. 1682), 40; liberty question, 427; and Court costume, 433; lands of, 177 and Benjamin Moran, 425; on Negro Bowman, William, glazier, 40 suffrage, 382; relations of with George M. Boyd, Julian P., 87 Dallas, 421, 4^3, 4*6 Boydell collection of art, London, 384 Buckley, Samuel, convicted of counter- Boy den, James. 190W feiting, 164 Boyer, John, Pnila. town lot of, i45» Budd, Thomas, purchases Blue Anchor, Bradford, Samuel F. (1776-1837), publisher, I9O» 219 Bunting, Elizabeth, 341 Bradford, William, IV (1755—1795), 464 Burbary, Thomas, 1627? Bradford and Inskeep, Phila. publishers, 218 Burges, Anthony, 190 Bradley, John, 49 Burial customs, African, 474, 475, 476 Bragdon, Henry Wilkinson, Woodrow Wilson: Burke, Edmund, 202 the Academic Years, rev., 408-410 Burleigh, C. C, 334 Branding, 443 Burleigh, William A., 347-351 55° INDEX October Burlington, N. J., 16, 23; town plan of, Capital and the Cotton Industry in the Indus- 28 T> >331. trial Revolution, by Seymour Shapiro, rev., Burne, ship, 489 397-398 Burnham, Walter Dean, 416 Capucheers, African officials, 475, 476 Burr, John P., 327^ Carbonated water, 71 Burroughs, Francis, 171 Carlton, countryseat, 74 Burt, Nathaniel, rev. of Tyack's George Carnegie, Andrew, The World of Andrew Ticknor and the Boston Brahmins, 131-133 Carnegie: 1865-1901, by Hacker, rev., Burton, David, 339 531-532 Bush Hill, hospital at, 69 Carpenter, Samuel, Sr. (1649-1714), 192; Bush's Hall, Bellefonte, 245 declines collector of revenue post, 181; Bushmen, Africa, 478 liberty lands of, 177; Phila. town lot of, The Busy Body, No. 4 (Franklin), 304 41; wharf of, 176, 177 Butler, Benjamin Franklin (1795-1858), 511, Carpenter's Wharf, 177 $13 Carter, Edward, carpenter, 174 Butler, Gen. Benjamin Franklin (1818-1893), Cary, John, rev. of Flexner's George Wash- ington in the American Revolution {J775~ Butler, Mrs. John, 84 1783), 524-525 Butler, Mrs. Pierce, 84 Cashdollar, Charles D., "Andrew Johnson Butterfield, L. H., rev. of Wainwright, ed., and the Philadelphia Election of 1866," A Philadelphia Perspective: The Diary of 365S%3. Sidney George Fisher, 104—no Cass, Lewis, 423, 426, 433; and Jackson's administration, 508-515; limits George M. Dallas' powers, 427; on slave trade, 430 Catherine the Great, of Russia, 88 Cabot, Joseph Sebastian, 511 Cavender, John M., 341 Cadbury, Henry J., rev. of Doherty's The Cavender, T. S., 341 Hicksite Separation . . ., 123-124 Caves, used as dwellings in Phila., 42, 162, Cadwalader, John, rev. of Langley's Social 163 Reform in the United States Navy, 1798- Cedar St., Phila., named by Penn, 181 1862, 121-123 Center Meeting House, Phila., 191 Calhoun, John C, 3$2n, 508, 514 Center Square, Phila., 156; Penn's directions Calladay, William, 446 concerning, 172; purpose of, 36, 157; town Callahan, North, Flight from the Republic: lots at, 190 The Tories of the American Revolution, Central America, Anglo-American difficulties rev., 258-259 in, 422, 427, 433 Callow, James T., Kindred Spirits, Knicker- Certain Condition or Concessions agreed upon bocker Writers and American Artists, 1807- by William Penn . . ., 9, n, 18, 24, 28, 30 1855, rev., 398-399 Chalmers, George, 504 Calvert, Charles (1637-1714/5), 3rd Baron Chamber pots, Franklin's likeness on, 221 Baltimore, 32, 37; attempts to settle Chambers, Benjamin, cave of at Phila., 42 Lower Counties. 152, 174; meets Penn at Chambers, William Nisbet, and Walter Dean New Castle, 146 Burnham, eds., The American Party Cam, Thomas, 145^ Systems ..., rev., 416-418 Campbell, Rev. Colin, 48 Chambersburg, Pa., in Civil War, 242 Canada: Fenian raids on, 368, 378; fugitive Chancellor, Salome Wistar (Mrs. Wm. slaves sent to, 322, 324, 330 Chancellor, Jr.,), 466 Canals: history of Chesapeake and Delaware Chancellor, William: diary of, 465-493; Canal, rev., 399-401; the Delaware Canal, powder house of, 297 401-402 Chancellor, William, Jr., 466 Cancer, 6$, 490 Channing, William Ellery (1780-1842), 81 Cankee, Indian corn, 484 Chapman, Maria Weston, 324 Cann, Francis, 333 Chapman, Dr. Nathaniel (1780-1853), 64, 6$, Cannibals, African, 472-473 21 $n; biog. of by Richman, rev., 265-266; Canoes, African, 474, 476 literary efforts of, 209, 210, 216 Canon law, of divorce, 451 Charity and Correction in New Jersey: A Cape Coast Castle, Africa, 467, 468, 471 History of State Welfare Institutions, by Cape Fear, and Reconstruction, 272-274 Leiby, rev., S3%~539 Cape La Hoe, Africa, 473 Charles II, King of England, 5 Cape Loho, Africa, 472, 476 Charles Cotesworth Pinckney ..., by Zahniser, Cape Palmas, Africa, 471 rev., 262-263 i968 INDEX 551 Charter of Pa. (1701) (Charter of Privileges), Cochran, Madeline. See Randolph, Madeline 291 Cochran Chase, Samuel, 48 Cock, John, 151*1 Chauncey, Charles, 82, 21 $n Cock. Lasse (Laurence), 12, 13^, 16; granted Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, history of, jailhouse, 170;* rev., 399-401 Cock, Peter, 185 Chestnut St., Phila., 40 Cock, Peter Larsson, 12, 14W, 16, 24 Chestnut St. Theater (New Theater), con- Cohen, Norman S., "The Philadelphia troversy over, 59-60 Election Riot of 1742," 306-319 Chester, 12, 13, 18; first Assembly held at, Cohocksink Creek, 14, 47 37; early settlements at, 22; Penn's Colan, A., 341 arrival at, 29 Colbourn, Trevor, rev. of Bailyn's The Chew, Benjamin (1722-1810), chief justice Ideological Origins of the American Revolu- 48 tion, 112-113 Child, John, 341 Colds: Franklin's theory of, 224; on slave Chinard, Gilbert, 230 ships, 468 Cholera, epidemic of 1866, 368 Cole, William, 449 Christ Church, 55, ^l^n, 192 College Island. See Tinicum Island Church of the Brethren, 250-251 Collier, John, 137; Civil Rights Act, 36$, 367 Collins, D. A., 347 Civil War: Dear Ones at Home . . ., rev., Collins, Dr. S., of Baltimore, 78 134-136; and New Jersey, a bibliography, Collins Line, 435 529-530; and Union pamphlets, S3°~S3l Colly, Daniel, 337 Civilians Under Military Justice: The British Colly, Elizabeth, 323 Practice since i68p, Especially in North The Colonies in Transition, 1660-iyij, by America, by Frederick Bernays Wiener, Craven, rev., 516-517 rev., 391-392 Commager, Henry S., and Giordanetti, Was Clarendon, Earl of. See Villiers, George America a Mistake . . ., rev., 388-390 William Frederick Commerce, of early Phila., 164 Claret, 482 Concord, snip, 163 Clark, William Bell, rev. of Rawlyk's Cones toga Indians, in Paxton massacre. 500 Yankees at Louisbourg, 390 Confederacy, commissioners of in England, Clarke. William, 1 cow; Phila. town lot of, 180 432» 433 Clarke's Hall, Phila., 150W Congress of the U. S., voting behavior of Clarkson Hall, Phila., 334 (1841-1852), 129-130 Clay, Henry, 514 Connecticut, Samuel Peters' history of, Claypoole, James (1634-1687), 24, 192; 502, 505 arrives in Phila., 163; builds house in Conner, Commodore David, 70, 78, 82 Phila.. 40, 147, 162; business interests of, Conner, Susan Physick (Mrs. David Conner), 166; liberty lands of, 177; Phila. street 7o, 78, 83 named for, 40 Conrad, C. and A., Phila, publishers, 217 Claypoole, John, 167;* Conrad, Catherine, 462 Claypoole St.. Phila. See Walnut St. Conrad, Matthias, 462 Clayton, William, 14W, 45, 46; builds jail, Consanguinity, and divorce laws, 442, 454 169 Conservation, 410-411 Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, 427 "Constantia," pseud, of Mrs. Sarah Ewing Clebsch, William A., From Sacred to Profane Hall, 200 America: The Role of Religion in American Constitution of the U. S., The Eleventh History, rev., 539-541 Pillar: New York State and the Federal Chft, Samuel, 23n Constitution, by De Pauw, rev., 115-117 Clifton, Thomas, 478 Constitutional Convention, Pa. (1776), 224 Clymer, George, 446; elected president of Constitutional Convention, Pa. (1837), 81 Pa. Academy of the Fine Arts, 384; Continental Army? soldiers of, 525-527 opinion of West's paintings, 385-386 Continental Association, 497 Clymer, Heister, 374; Grant's opinion of, Continental currency, devaluation of, 231 381; ignored by Andrew Johnson, 379 Continental Hotel, Andrew Johnson stays Coaquannock Creek, 14, 33, 35, 39, 43- See at, 376 Pegg's Run Conversions, artificiality of, 51 Coates, Edwin H., 324-351 Cooke, Arthur, Phila. town lot of, 171, 185 Cobbett, William, attack of on Kosciuszko, Cooper, James Fenimore, 84 90-91 Coopers, 149 55* INDEX October Copley, John Singleton, Baron Lyndhurst, London," by Donovan, 421-440; and 428 Lord Brougham, 429-430, 431; invited to Copper, early American utensils, 412-413 Windsor, 434; opinion of Harriet Beecher Copperheads, 242, 24777 Stowe, 429; opposes secession, 432; Corantie, John, Negro king, 477, 478, 490 presidential aspirations of, 425; on slavery, Corn Exchange, Phila., 372 431; portrait of, 42 ir Corvaisier, Bartholemew, 464 Dallas, Philip N., 425 Corvaisier, Jane, 464 Dallas, Sophia, 432 Costume, of Am. ministers at Court, 433 Dallas-Clarendon Convention, 423, 426, 427 Cotton versus Conscience ... by Brauer, rev.Darbyshire, , Capt., 481, 482 130-131 Dare, William, builds Blue Anchor tavern, Council, Pa. See Provincial Council 42-43 Counterfeiting, 164 Dashee, meat, 470 Counterfeiting in America: The History of Davidson, John Wells, 281, 532 an American Way to Wealth, by Lynn Davie, Gen. William R., 99 Glaser, rev., 415-416 Davies, Wallace Evan, rev. of Zierold's Court House, Market St., Phila.: elections Little Charley Ross . . ., 137-138 held at, 310; Phila., riot at, 313 Davis, Edward M., 345 Courts of law, and divorce jurisdiction, 453 Davis, James, tailor, 445 Covode, John, 374 Davis, Jefferson, picture of in prison, 369 Cowan, Edgar, 374 Davis, John, author, 210 Crabs, 477 Day, John, Phila. town lot of, 14577 Cracow, Poland, Kosciuszko monument at, Deane, Silas, 225, 226 102 Dear Ones at Home; Letters from Contraband Crampton, John, British ambassador, dis- Camps, Swint, ed., rev., 134-136 missal of, 421, 422 The "Death of Slavery: The United States, 1837- Craven, Wesley Frank, The Colonies in 1865, by Smith, rev., 271-272 Transition, 1660-1713, rev., 516-517 De Grey, Sir William, 445 Crayton, Mr., 474 De Lancey, Rev. William H. (1797-1865), Crefelt immigrants, 162, 163 6s, 81, 82 Crimean War, Americans recruited for, 421 Delaware (colony and state): Baltimore Crimes, relating to marriage, 441-464 attempts to settle, 152, 174; granted to Crispin, Silas (d. 1711), 17, 39, 173, 190; Penn, 32 prefers land near Dock Creek, 147, 156 The Delaware Canal: A Picturesque Story, Crispin, William, 17, 20 by Robert J. McClellan, rev., 401-402 Croese, Gerhard, 497 Delaware River: defense of, 310;?; freezes Crosby, Alfred W., Jr., rev. of Commager (1683), 168 and Giordanetti's Was America a Mistake D'Elia, Donald J., rev. of Prince's New • • -, 388-390 Jersey's Jeffersonian Republicans . . ., Crummell, Rev. Alexander, 327-351 120-121 Cuba, slavery in, 128-129, 430 Delmonico's: A Century of Splendor, by Cudgjo, Negro king, 477 Thomas, rev., 270-271 Culcopp, John, 145 Democracy, opposition to in early Pa., 307 Cummins, Catherine. See Kenly, Catherine The Democratic Republicans of New York; Cummins The Origins, 1763-1797, by Young, rev., Cummins, William^ 463 255-257 Cunard, Sir Samuel, 431 Democratic Republican Party, in New Jersey, Curry, Richard O., rev. of Freidel's Union 120-121 Pamphlets of the Civil War, 1861-1865, Demosthenian Institute, Phila., 3277? Denmark, in African slave trade, 480 Curtin, Gov. Andrew Gregg, 245; re-election Dennie, Joseph, and Robert Walsh, Jr., of 37O, 381 195-219 Curtis, Edith Roelker, rev. of Morison's De Pauw, Linda Grant, The Eleventh Pillar: "Old Bruin . . .," 266-268 New York State and the Federal Constitution, Curtis, Sarah, 341 rev., 115-117 de Polignac, Duchess, 221 Derby, Lord. See Stanley, Edward George Daenkaerts, Jasper, 159 Geoffrey Smith Daguerreotypes, 268-270 De Russy, Rene E., 5127* Dallas, George Mifflin: "Difficulties of a de Sartine, M., 228 Diplomat: George Mifflin Dallas in Desertion, 448-464 passim 1968 INDEX 553 Destler, Chester McArthur, Roger Sherman Dropsy, on slave ships, 468, 483, 488, 489 and the Independent Oil Men, rev., 408 Duane, William J., and Jackson's administra- de Vega, Lopa, 200 tion, 507-515 Devize, Dr., 69 DuchS, Rev. Jacob (1737/8-1798), SS Dewitt, David Miller, The Impeachment and Duckett, Thomas, 156; signs remonstrance, Trial of Andrew Johnson, rev., 403-404 168 Dexter, Samuel, 205 Dudden, Arthur P., rev. of Bragdon's Diamond, Capt. Richard, 16 Woodrow Wilson . . ., 408-410 Diaries, of Sidney George Fisher, rev., 104— Duke, William, 241 no Duke of York, ship, 179 Dickinson, John, 503 Dumbarton Oaks, The History of a George- Dickinson, Jonathan (1663-1722), Phila, town House and Garden, 1800-1966, by merchant, 293 Whitehill, rev., 136-137 Dicks, John, 445, 461 Duncoes, Negro tribe, 473 Dicks, Mary, 445, 461 Du Ponceau, Peter S., 219 Didactics (Walsh), 198, 203 Durnbaugh, Donald F., ed., The Brethren in "Difficulties of a Diplomat: George Mifflin Colonial America . . ., rev., 250-251 Dallas in London," by Sister Therese A. Duties, and Force Act, 354 Donovan, 421-440 Duvall, Mrs., 464 Diplomacy, George M. Dallas in London, 421-440 Diseases: and African slave trade, 465-493 The Eastern Establishment and the Western passim; of cholera (1866), 368 Experience . . ., by White, rev., S3S~S37 Divorce, 70; in early Pa., 441-464 Eaton, Peggy, 508 Dix Cove, Africa, 477, 482 Eckstine, Leonard, 450 Doane, Kev. George Washington (1799- Eddowes, Ralph, 49 1859), bishop, 62 Edgerle Point, Phila., 46 Dock Creek, Phila., 23; called the Swamp, Edinburgh, school of medicine, 68 146, 147, 167 Edinburgh Review, articles by Robt. Walsh Dock Street. See Spruce St. in, 212, 213 Dogs, as food, 472 Edmonds, Walter D., The Musket and the Doherty, Robert W., The Hicksite Separation: Cross: The Struggle of France and England A Sociological Analysis of Religious for North America, rev., 519-520 Schism in Early Nineteenth Century "Edwin and Eltruda" (Williams), 201, 202, America, rev., 123-124 203 Dolbo, Peter, 147; Eggert, Gerald G., Railroad Labor Disputes: Donald, David, 382 The Beginnings of Federal Strike Policy, Donati's Comet, 239 rev., 275-276 Donelson, Andrew Jackson, 511 Elections: Pennsylvania, of 1726, 301; of Donovan, Sister Theresa A.: "Difficulties 1866, in Phila., 365-3^3; inspectors of, 310; of a Diplomat: George Mifflin Dallas in "The Philadelphia Election Riot of 1742," London," 421-440; rev. of Miller's The by Norman S. Cohen, 306-319 Impeachment and Trial of Andrew Johnson, Elements of Criticism (Kames), 202 403-404 The Eleventh Pillar: New York State and the Dorsey, Basil, fugitive slave, 321, 322 Federal Constitution by De Pauw, rev., Dorsey, Charles, fugitive slave, 321, 322 115-117 Dorsey, Elizabeth Physick (Mrs. Leonard Elfry, Capt., 456 Dorsey), 67n Eliot, Thomas H., 416 Dorsey, Dr. John Syng, 73; death of, 78 Elizabeth, Anne & Catherine, ship, 29 Dorsey, Thomas, fugitive slave, 321, 32277 Ellis, David, 341 Dorsey, William, fugitive slave, 321 Ellis, Harold Milton, 196 Douglas, Stephen A., 434«; monument to, Ellis, Robert, 468 366 Emancipation Proclamation, effect of on Douglass, Mr., 349, 350 Curtin's campaign, 370 Douglass, Frederick, 379 Emerson, James, Holyoke Testing Flumes of, Douglass, Capt. John, 491 240 Doz, Andrew, land of, 45» Emlen, Elizabeth. See Physick, Elizabeth "Dr. Physick and His House," by George Emlen B. Roberts, 67-86 Emlen, Samuel, 70 Drexel, A. J., and the Public Ledger, 374 Emlen, Samuel, Jr., 82 Drombrowski, Polish general, 91 Emphysema, 81 554 INDEX October Encyclopaedia Americana (Lieber), 215 Ferris, Robert G., ed., Founders and Fron- Endeavor, ketch, 191 tiersmen .. ., rev., 394-395 Engineers, 241 Fetherston, Maie. See Randolph, Maie England, Philip, 156; ferry of, 177 Fetherston The English on the Delaware: 1610-1682, Fetishes, African, 473, 474, 475, 476, 483 by C. A. Weslager, rev., 387-388 Fields, Dale, rev. of Weslager's The English Epidemics, of cholera (1866), 368 on the Delaware: 1610-1682, 387-388 Episcopal Church: Baltimore Convention Fields, John, 157,158 (1808), 60; debt of to Bishop White, 56; Filler, Louis, rev. of Pessen's Most Uncommon special convention of at Phila. (1826), 63 Jacksonians: the Radical Leaders in the Episcopal Recorder, 53 Early Labor Movement, 527-528 Ershkowitz, Herbert, and Hoogenboom, Fincher, Francis, 17872, 180, 184 "Levi Woodbury's 'Intimate Memoranda* Fineman, Helene H., 521 of the Jackson Administration," 507-515 Finnegan, John, 82 Evans, George, 3672 The First Emancipation: The Abolition of Evans, Peter, 293, 297 Slavery in the North, by Zilversmit, rev., 127 Evans, Robert E., 341 First Presbyterian Church (colored), Phila., Evans, Susanna, 460 327, 347 , „ ^ Evans, W. McKee, Ballots and Fence Rails: First Purchasers of Pa., 3-47, 143-194; Reconstruction on The Lower Cape Fear, remonstrate with Penn, 187, 189 rev., 272-274 First Unitarian Church, Phila., 48, 5072 Evans, William B., "John Adams' Opinion of Fisher, John (fl. 1683), 162 Benjamin Franklin," 220-238 Fisher, Mrs. Joshua Francis, 84 ^ Evening Bulletin, favors Radical Republicans, Fisher, Sidney George, 81, 84; diary of, rev., 373, 377 104-110; on Geo. M. Dallas, 432 Evening Telegraph, favors Radical Republi- Fishing, with nets, 474 cans, 373 Flexner, James Thomas, George Washington Ewing, Samuel, 212, 21572 in the American Revolution {1775-1783), Extinct Medical Schools of Nineteenth-Century rev., 524-525 Philadelphia, by Abrahams, rev., 133-134 Flight from the Republic . . ., by Callahan, rey., 258-259 Florian, pseud, of Robert Walsh, Jr., 196 Fairman, Elizabeth Kinsey (Mrs. Thos. Flower, Enoch, 190; appointed schoolmaster Fairman), 16 by Penn, 16672; house of, 161; Phila. town Fairman, Thomas, 12, 1372, 23; land of, 16; lot of, 155, 156, 171, 182 lays out lots at Frankford, 4772; renn Flux, 487, 489 occupies house of, 32; Phila. surveys of, 24 Folk art, of the Pa. Germans, 268, 413-415 Fairmount, 45; Penn plans manor house at, "The Force Act in Pennsylvania," by 179; renamed by Penn> 178 Julius Yanuck, 352-364 Falls of the Delaware, 16 Ford, Judge, 331 Falls of Schuylkill, Swedish settlers at, 14 Ford, Philip, 11, 44; exports bricks, 15972; Fantees, Negw tribe, 478, 479 ^ on need for map of Phila., 154 Farragut, David C, accompanies Johnson on Ford, William, 461 "swing around the circle," 366, 371, 375, Foreign affairs, model treaty for, 225 376, 377 Forman, H. Chandlee, Old Buildings, Gardens Fasting, 51 and Furniture in Tidewater Maryland, Father Against the Devil, by Gifford, rev., rev., 138-139 139-140 Forney, James, 378, 382; attacks Andrew "Faulkland," pseud, of Dr. N. Chapman, Johnson, 373; on political issues of 1866, 209 380 Fell, Dorothy, 8572 Forney, John, 43472 Fell, Dorothy Randolph. See Mills, Dorothy Forney, John W., 246 Randolph Fell Forrest, Nathan Bedford, 369 Fell, John, 8572 Forsyth, John, 514 Fell, Margaret, 150 Fort Brandenburg, Africa, 467, 480, 483 Fell, Philip S. P., 8572 Fort Maure, Africa, 481 Female Vigilant Association, 323, 333 Forten, Robert B., 325 Fenian movement, raids on Canada, 368, 378 Fothergill, Dr. John, 494 Fenwick's colony, 151 Foulke, C. Pardee, rev. of Link, ed., The Fernando Po, island, 472, 491 Papers ofWoodrow Wilson, vol. 3, 281-283, Ferries, 156, 177 vol. 4, 532-S35 1968 INDEX 555 Founders and Frontiersmen: Historic Places Funerals, of Dr. Physick, 81-82. See Burial Commemorating Early Nationhood and the customs _ Westward Movement, Robert G. Ferris, Furly, Benjamin, 11, 162 ed., rev., 394~395 Furness, Dr. Horace. 72 Fourteenth Amendment, 245, 247 Furness, Rev. William, H., 72, 76, 81; Fox, Charles James, 88 abolitionist sentiments of, 49 Fox, Claire Gilbride, rev. of Lerner's The GrimkS Sisters . . ., 286 Fox, Edward, secretary of Univ. of Pa., 51 Fox, George, Phila. town lot of, 146, 182 Gales, Joseph, 49 Fox. Judge John, of Doylestown, 321 Galloway, Joseph, 495 Frafey, Pierre C, rev. of Swanberg's Pulitzer, Gambia River, Africa, 467, 468 276-27% Gambians, Negro tribe, 473, 474 Frame of Government of Pa., 291 Gardiner, Rev. Charles W., 327, 351 Frampton, William: brew and bake house Gardiner, Leon, 329 of, 148, 149W, 158, 172; front lot of, Phila., Gardner, John: opens a quarry, 179; town 190 lot of, 180 France, in African slave trade, 480, 481 Gatell, Frank Otto: rev. of Brauer's Cotton Francisville, 45^ versus Conscience . . ., 130-131; rev. of Franco-American relations, views on of Nichols' The Invention of American Po- Adams and Franklin, 226-236 litical Parties, 251-252 Frankford, Phila., lots laid out at, 477; Gates, Gen. Horatio, 89 Frankford Ave.. Phila., i6n Geary, John White, as gubernatorial candi- Frankford Creek, 14, 47 date, 373-374, 379 Franklin, Benjamin, 300, 304, 306, 497; Geffen, Elizabeth M., 48; rev. of Clebsch's John Adams' opinion of, 220-238; The From Sacred to Profane America: The Papers of . . ., vols. 10-11, Labaree, ed., Role of Religion in American History, rev., 521-522; portrait on chamber pot, 539-541 221; theory of colds, 224 Gelston, Thomas, 485 Franklin, Sir John, 435 General History of Connecticut (Peters) Free Society of Traders in Pennsylvania, 502, 505 25, 28; economic difficulties of, 166, 167; Gen£t, Edm6 Jacques, 231 imports bricks, 159W; land of in Phila., 43; Gentlemen's Club, 299 mill of, 45; Penn's letter to, 143; ware- George, Joseph, Jr., rev. of Klein's Slavery house of, 40 in the Americas . . ., 128-129 Freedman's Bureau Act, 36$, 367 George Ticknor and the Boston Brahmins, Freedom, promoted by Jefferson and Kos- by Tyack, rev., 131-133 ciuszko, 102 George Washington in the American Revolution Freidel, Frank, ed., Union Pamphlets of the {I775-I7S3), by Flexner, rev., 524-525 Civil War, 1861-1865, rev., 530-531 George Washington Avenue, Cracow, Poland, French and Indian War, The Musket and the 102 Cross . . .j by Edmonds, rev., 519-520 Georgetown College, 202 Friends, Society of (Quakers): and Pa. German Company, township of, 182 politics, 290. 299; The Hicksite Separation Germans, in Pa., support Quakers, 309 . . ., by Donerty, rev., 123-124; histories Gerry, Elbridge, 226, 228 of, 497-498; schools of, 495 Gettysburg, Battle of, turns political tide Friends' Academy, 67 for Curtin, 370, 381 From Sacred to Profane America: The Role Gibbons, James, 336 passim of Religion in American History, by Gibbons, Mary W., 284 Clebsch, rev., 539-541 Gifford, Edward S., Jr., Father Against the Frontier, The Revolutionary Frontier, 1763- Devil, rev., 139-140 J7^i by Sosin, rev.. 252-253 Gilbert Lyceum, Phila., 330^ Fugitive Slave Law or 1793, 354 Gilchrist's Phoenix Hotel, Wilkes-Barre, Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, 356, 357; operation of in Pa., 328 Gildersleeve, William, 358, 360 Fugitive slaves, recovery of, 352-364 Gillis, Levin, 338 Fuller, Sarah, 150 Gilmer, Francis Walker, 195, 205 Fulton, Robert: lends pictures to Pa. Acad- Gilpin, C. D., 333 emy, 384; urges Pa. Academy to collect Gloucester, Stephen H., 337-351 West, 385 Giordanetti, Elmo, and Commager, Was Funchal, Madeira, 74 America a Mistake . . .. rev.. 188-^QO 556 INDEX October Gipson, Henry, The British Empire Before Hacker, Louis M., The World of Andrew the American Revolution, vol. 13, rev., Carnegie: 1865-1901, rev., 531-532 257-258 Haig, William, 20, 22, 23, 26, 28,44,184,190; Glaser, Lynn, Counterfeiting in America . . ., drafts charter for Phila., 189; surveys of 415-416 the Delaware, 25; Phila. town lot of, 182 Glasshouses, 152 Hall, David, theologian, 494 Globe, newspaper, $ion, 511, 513 Hall, Harrison, 196, 197 Gloria Dei Church (Old Swedes Church), 14 Hall, Jacob, 445 Goggin, John, 443 Hall, John Elihu, 196, 197, 206 Gold, African trade in, 471, 475, 478, 481, Hall, Morris, 339 483, 489 Hall, Mrs. Sarah Ewing, 200, 201 Gold Coast, Africa, 467, 474, 484 Hallowell, Joshua, 341 Gollin, Gillian Lindt, Moravians in Two Hamilton, Andrew (1676-1741), 304; as Worlds: A Study of Changing Communities, Speaker of the Assembly, 307; retires from rev., 261—262 public office, 308 Gooding, John, 182 Hamilton, James (1710-1783), 306, 307^ Goodson, John, 303?? "Hang by the Neck" . .., by Teeters, rev., 283 Gordon, Gov. Patrick, of Pa., 292, 301, 303, Harding, Thomas, 157, 158 304; death of, 308 Hare, C. W., 21 $n Gordon, Thomas F., historian, 505 Harper, Robert Goodloe, 208, 216 Gordon, Rev. William, 494; as plagiarist, 501 Harper's Weekly, cartoon in, 369 Gorsuch, Edward, 328W Harris, James Howard, 3rd Earl of Malmes- Gosse, Dolly, 447 bury, 428; and Geo. M. Dallas, 439 Gosse, Graft, 447 Harrison, Capt., 483 Govan, Thomas P., rev. of Shapiro's Capital Harrison, Mrs. George, 84 and the Cotton Industry . . . 397-398 Harrison, James, 11; aptd. steward of Governors' Conference, Altoona (1862), 245 Pennsbury, 192; High St. lot of, 171; Grace Notes in American History, Popular sells land, 172 Sheet Music from 1820 to 1900, by Lester S. Hart, John, druggist, 73 Levy, rev., 402-403 Hart, Robert, plasterer, 150 Grady, Henry W., 240 Hartmann, Edward George, Americans from Graeme, James, 303 Wales, rev., 544~545 Graeme, Dr. Thomas, 297/2 Hartsfelder, Jurian, 14, 35 Grant, Ulysses S.: accompanies Johnson on Hartshorne, Penelope, rev. of Thane's "swing around the circle," 366, 371, 375, Mount Vernon: The Legacy . . ., 278-279 376, 377; opinion of Heister Clymer, 381 Hastings, Samuel, 337-3$* Gray, Ralph D.: rev. of McClellan's The "The Hat," country house, 67 Delaware Canal..., 401—402; The National Havana, slave trade at, 430 Waterway . . ., rev., 399-401 Havell, Sgt., 449 Greeley, Horace, 246 Havre de Grace ferry, 60 Green, Clementina, 341 Haynes, Adriana. See Physick, Adriana Green, Philisha, i62« Haynes Greiff, Constance M., Princeton Architecture: Healy, Joseph, 337-35* A Pictorial History of Town and Campus, Heaney, Howell: rev of New Jersey and the rev., 284-285 Negro, A Bibliography, 1715-1966, 528; Grew, Henry, 341 rev. of Sinclair's A Bibliography: The Civil Grier, Justice Robert C, 357, 358^, 359, 360 War and New Jersey, 529-530 Griffith, A. M., 322 Heare, Ann, 460 The GrimkS Sisters from South Carolina . . ., Hedblom, Jack H., 283 by Lerner, rev., 286 Heenan-Sayers bout, 434 Griscom, G., 333 Height, Dr. James, 333 Griswold, Rufus W., 195, 219 Henry, Mayor Alexander, 370 Growden, Joseph, 44 Herring, 476 Grubb, Ann (Mrs. Curtis Grubb), 444 Herriot, Thomas, 46, 169 Grubb, Curtis, divorce of, 444, 445 Hersent, Samuel, 1697* Guest, George, 149, 163 Hewat, Rev. Alexander, 504, 505 Gunnarsson, Sven, 14 Hicks, Capt. Giles, 449, 450, 451 Hicks, Hester McDaniel (Mrs. Giles Hicks), 449 Harbeas corpus, writ of, and federal officers, The Hicksite Separation: A Sociological 3S3 Analysis of Religious Schism in Early i968 INDEX 557 Nineteenth Century America, by Doherty, and Ershkowitz, "Levi Woodbury's 'In- rev., 123-124 timate Memoranda' of the Jackson Higgins, John E., rev. of Hacker's The Administration," 507-515 World of Andrew Carnegie: 186^-ipoi, Hooke, Robert, i$n Hooten, Thomas, 41,15o», 151; remonstrance Hill, Ann Meredith (Mrs. Henry Hill), 74 meeting at, 168; Phila. town lot of, 182 Hill, Henry (1732-1798), Phila. merchant, Hopkins and Earle, Phila. publishers, 213 career of, 74 Hopkinson, Joseph, 206, 457 Hill, Richard (1673-1729), councillor; 293 Home, Edward, 303?* Hill, Dr. Richard, 74 Horner, Dr. W. E., 78; describes Dr. Physick, Hill-Physick-Randolph House, "Dr. Physick 71; "Necrological Notice" of Dr. Physick, and His House," by Roberts, 67-86 80 Hill's Madeira, 74 Horticultural Hall, Phila., 67 Hipsly, Mr., surgeon, 489 House of Refuge, 82 Hirst, David W., 281, 532 Houses, in early Phila., 159, 160, 161 Historical Scholarship in the United States ..., Howe, Richard Earl Howe, admiral, 224 by Holt, rev., 279-281 Howe. Sir William, 5th Viscount Howe, 67 Historiography: consensus school of, 289; in Howell, William, merchant. 73 the United States, 140-142; Historical Hudson, Hannah Randolph (Mrs. Robert Scholarship in the United States, by Holt, Hudson), 8577 rev., 279-281; of Jackson administration, Hudson, Robert, 85W 507; of Robert Proud, 499-501 Hudson, Robert, Jr., 85?/ History of the Colony of Nova Caesaria or Hughes, John, 182 New Jersey (Smith), 498 Hummel, William W., rev. of Armstrong's History of Pennsylvania From Its Discovery Organs for America: The Life and Work to 1770 (Gordon), 505 of David Tannenberg, 392—394 History of Pennsylvania in North America Humphries, William Walter, 462 (Proud), 497-5O6 Hunter, Dr., of London, 68 History of the Rise, Increase and Progress of Hunter, Rev. Henry, 49 the Christian People Called Quakers (Sewel), Hunter, William H., rev. of Taylor's The 497 Susquehannah Company Papers, vols. 5-6, History of the Rise and Progress of the People 522-523 Called Quakers (Rutty), 498 Hutchins, John, 174 History of the Rise, Progress, and Termination Hutchinson, George, 504 of the American Revolution . . . (Warren), Hutchinson, William T., ed., The Papers of 220 James Madison, vol. 5, rev., 113-115 History of South Carolina (Hewat), 505 Hutson, James H., 521-522 Hoag, Charles, 331, 332 Hutton, Mr., alderman, 333 Hocker, Thomas, 37 Hyatt, John, sheriff, 313 Hockley, Richard, 3i6n Hydraulics, 240-241 Hogg, Mr., constable, 331 Hydrothorax, 81 Holland. See Netherlands, The Hymn Book, of the Unitarians, 53 Holme, Thomas, 25, 26, 28, 29, 145, 146, 170, 192; controversy of with Thos. Rudyard, 185; drafts charter for Phila., 189; map of The Ideological Origins of the American Phila., 5, 33, 34; Portraiture of a City, Revolution, by Bailyn, rev., 112-113 not Penn's original plan, 143, I53r; Phila. Illick, Joseph E., rev. of Craven's The town lot of, 39-40, 150; plans of for Center Colonies in Transition, 1660-17/3, 516-517 Square, 36; Phila. street named for, 40; The Impeachment and Trial of Andrew surveys Phila., 26-27 Johnson, by David Miller Dewitt, rev., Holme St., Phila. See Arch St. 403-404 Holt, W. Stull, Historical Scholarship in Imports, and Force Act, 354 the United States and other Essays, rev., Indentured servants, 292; enlisted by Gov. 279-281 Thomas, 308 Holyoke Testing Flumes, 240 Independence Hall, Pa. Academy of the Fine Home, Henry, Lord Kames (1696-1782), 202 Arts founded in, 384 Hoober, Richard T., rev. of Glaser's Counter- Indian King tavern, 312 feiting in America: The History of an Indian trails, at Phila., 16. See King's American Way to Wealth. 415-416 Highway, Phila. Hoogenboom, Ari: rev. of Holt's Historical Indian treaties, of Wm. Markham, 25 Scholarship in the United States, 279-281; Indians, views of Robert Proud on, 500 558 INDEX October

Ingelo, Richard, Phila. town lot of, 148 John Rogers: The People's Sculptor, by Ingersoll, Jared, Jr. (1749-1822), 457 Wallace, rev., 274-275 Ingersoll, Joseph R., 21577, 423, 427, 428, 430 John & Sarah, ship, 17, 20, 39 Ingham, Samuel D., 508 Johnson, Andrew, president, 246; arrival of in Inman, Henry, portrait of Dr. Physick, 80 Phila., 375; The Impeachment and Trial Inquirer, supports Radical Republicans, 373 of. . ., by Dewitt, rev., 403-404; political Institute for the Blind, 78 policy of (1866), 366, 367, 376; and the Institute of Engineers and Shipbuilders, Philadelphia election of 1866, 365-3S3 Scotland, 241 Johnson, Lymis, 343~35i International Statistical Congress, London, Johnson, Richard Mentor, 514 429 Johnson, Rowland, 338-351 The Invention of American Political Parties, Johnson, Dr. Samuel, 48, 197, 201; admired by Nichols, rev., 251-252 by Rev. Jas. Abercrombie, 210 Irving, Washington, 203 \ ohnson, William H., abolitionist, 3ion, 313 Irwin, Martha, 447, 448 \ ohnson, Wm. P., 332 Irwin, Rev. Nathaniel, divorce of, 447, 448, \ ohnson-Clymer Clubs, 374, 376, 379 45o \ ohnston, Mary Grace, 283 Iserloan, Casper, 463 \ ones, Edward (fl. 1681), 26 Ivory, African trade in, 472 /ones, Griffith, 28, 16572; Bristol Twp. land Ivory Coast, Africa, 471, 473 of, 184; imports bricks, 15972; purchases Izard, Ralph, 225 Blue Anchor tavern, 42-43; Phila. town lots of, 146; sells Blue Anchor, 19072; tavern of, moved, 182 Jones, Henry, merchant, 158 Jackson, Andrew, notes on administration of, Jones, John (fl. 1684), 181 507-515 Jones, Thomas (fl. 1682), 146 Jackson, C. C, 341 Jordan, Winthrop D., White Over Black: Jackson, Caroline Eliza. See Physick, American Attitudes Toward the Negro, Carolina Eliza Jackson 1 550-1812, rev., 518-519 Jackson, Richard, barrister, 444 Journalism, Pulitzer, by Swanberg, rev., Jacksonian Aristocracy: Class and Democracy 276-278 in New York, 1830-1860, by Miller, rev., Journeymen Tailors' Protective Association, 124-126 Jacobson, David L., rev. of Morris* The Juergens, George, rev. of Beisner's Twelve American Revolution Reconsidered, 110-112 Against Empire: The Anti-Imperialists, Jails, at Phila., 169, 170 1898-1900, 537-53$ James II, King of England, 14; grants lower Justice, Ester, 341 counties to Penn, 32 Justice, Rudolph, 341 \ ames, Capt. Peter, 467 \ ardine, Rev., of Bath, 48 >y, John (1745-1829), 235 Kames, Lord. See Home, Henry, Lord Kames . ay, Rev. William, of London, 49 Kanberg, Thomas, alias of Kosciuszko /eacox, William, \%n, 45 Kane, Judge John K., and operation of the \ efferson, Mercy, 40, 171 Force Act, 360, 361, 362 Jefferson, Thomas, 235, 237, ^ 503, 506; Kass, Alvin, rev. of Miller's Jacksonian borrows money from Kosciuszko, 93; Aristocracy . . ., 124-126 comments on War of 1812, 97; invests Kos- Kauffman, Henry J., American Copper & ciuszko's money, 92-94; and Kosciuszko, Brass, rev., 412-413 87-103; summarizes first year as president, Kean, Charles, actor, 84 94, 97; watercolor of by Kosciuszko, 90 Kearer, Peter, 461 "Jefferson and Kosciuszko: Friends of Kearney, George Fairfax, 86 Liberty and of Man," by Edward P. Kearsley, Dr. John, 30377, 30672 Alexander, 87-103 Keehmle, Elizabeth, 445, 448 Jeffrey, ship, 40 Keehmle, George, 445, 446, 448 Jervis, Rev. Abraham (1739-1813), bishop, 60 Keeling, Westwood F., 337—351 John, John ap, 40-^41, 169 Keimer, Samuel, 497 "J()hn Adams' Opinion of Benjamin Frank- Keith, Ann, 455, 456 lin," by William B. Evans, 220-238 Keith, Charles Penrose, 85 "John Buchanan McCormick, Ballad Singer Keith, Elsie (Mrs. Charles Penrose Keith), of Many Talents," by Horace Mont- 85-86 gomery, 239-248 Keith, Margaret, 456 1968 INDEX 559 Keith, Sir William (1680-1749), 467; in- Labaree, Leonard W., ed.. The Papers of fluence of declines, 306; and Pa. politics, Benjamin Franklin, vols. 10—II, rev., 289-30$ 521-522 Keith, William C/7. 1791), 455, 456 Labor: Journeymen Tailors Protective As- "The Keith-Lloyd Alliance: Factional and sociation, 375-376; radical leaders of in Coalition Politics in Colonial Pennsyl- Jacksonian era, 527-528; and railroad vania," by Thomas Wendel, 289-305 disputes, 275-276; and the Radical Re- Kelley, Brooks M., rev. of Van Deusen's publicans, 1862-1872, by Montgomery, William Henry Seward, 404-406 rev., 406-407 Kelley, William D., and racism, 368 Laersson, Neels, 13 Kendall, Amos, and Jackson's adminis- Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch tration, 507-515 Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de, 79 Kenly, Catherine Cummins (Mrs. Wm. Lafayette Ball, Phila. (1824), 61 Kenly), 462, 463 Lagos, Africa, 467, 484 Kenly, William, 462, 463 Lamar, Mary, 74 Kentin Tomessin Creek, ^3, 144 Land: feudal tenure of, 5; policy of in Pa., Kidd, Alexander, 449 Penn's plans of for first settlers, 8 Kidd, Edith, 449 Landmark Architecture of Allegheny County Kidnappings, 320; of Charley Ross, 137-138; Pennsylvania, by Van Trump and Ziegler, of free Negroes, 354W, 35s rev., 542-544 . Kidney stone, 487 Langhorne, Jeremiah, 293 Kien, Jonas Juriansen, 23?* Langley, Harold D., Social Reform in the Kilbourne, John D.: rev. of Hartmann's United States Navy, 1798-1862, rev., Americans from Wales. 544-545; ed., 121-123 "Memoir of Bishop White by James Lansdowne House, country seat, 67 Taylor," 48-66 La Rochefoucauld-Liancourt, Francois Alex- Kindred Spirits, Knickerbocker Writers and andre Fre"de*ric, Duke de, describes Kos- American Artists, 1807-1855, by James T. ciuszko, 89^-90 Callow, rev., 398-399 Latrobe, Benjamin Henry, 385 King, Rufus, 88 Laurens, Henry, 235 King's Highway, Phila., 45 Law: English, of divorce, 451; of divorce in Kingsessing, 13 early Pa., 441-464 Kinsey, Elizabeth. See Fairman, Elizabeth Law of Attachments, 297 Kinsey Lawyers, Robt. Walsh's essays on, 205 Kinsey, John, 315; appointed Chief Justice, Leas, J., 334 316 Leather Aprons, 299 Kitchen Cabinet, 511 Leavitt, Joshua, 322 Klein, Herbert S., Slavery in the Americas: Lebanon Cemetery, 330?; A comparative Study of Virginia and Lee, Arthur, 225, 226, 228 Cuba, rev., 128-129 Lee, William, 225 Kline, David, 345, 346 Le Gard, Capt., 481 Knapp, Samuel Lorenzo, 195 Legislative history, The Upper House in Knight, Joseph, 149 Revolutionary America, 1763-1788, by Knight, Robert, first purchaser. 190 Main, rev., 254-255 Know-Nothing Party, 245, 246 Lehmann, Philip Thomas, 192 Kosciuszko, Thaddeus: advice of to Jefferson, Leiby, James, Charity and Correction in 98; burial of, 102; called on by Czar New Jersey: A History of State Welfare Alexander I, 100; death and will of, 101; Institutions, rev., 538-539 as "father of American artillery," 99; Leigh, Benjamin Watkins, 514 "Jefferson and Kosciuszko...," by Edward Lent, 51 P. Alexander? 87-103; paid for services in Leonard, Sister Joan de Lourdes, 292 Am. Revolution, 90; portrait of by West, Lerner, Gerda, The GrimkS Sisters from South 95r; and slavery in Am., 92-93; in Phila. Carolina, Rebels Against Slavery, rev., 286 89-91; paints watercolor of Jefferson, 90; Lester, Peter, 347"35i and the Polish legions, 99 A Letter on the Genius and Disposition of the Kosciuszko Mound, Cracow, Poland, 102 French Government . . . (Walsh), 213- Kuhn, Dr. Adam, 68, 70 214 Ku Klux Klan, satire on, 245, 246-247 "Levi Woodbury's 'Intimate Memoranda' of Kutler, Stanley I., 403 the Jackson Administration," by Hoogen- Kyte, George W., rev. of Zahniser's Charles boom and Ershkowitz, 507-515 Cotesworth Pinckney . . ., 262-263 Levick, Samuel J., 324W, 337-351 56c INDEX October

Levy, Lester S., Grace Notes in American Lord, Walter, rev. of Thomas' Delmonico's History . . ., rev., 402-403 . . ., 270-271 Levy, Sampson, 457 Lorentz, Stamslaw, 87 Lewis, Anna. See Randolph, Anna Lewis Lotteries, of land in Phila., 28, 30 Lewis, Justice Ellis, 362, 363 Louis XVI, King of France, Franklin Lewis, William (1751-1819), lawyer', 456, 457 anecdote, 221 Lewis, William Berkeley, 511 Louisbourg, Nova Scotia, 390 Lewis Miller, 1796-1882 . . ., Turner, ed., Loveson, Mrs., boarding house of, 89 rev., 268 Lower counties of Pa. See Delaware (colony Liberator', newspaper, 321 and state) Liberty lands, Phila., 30, 44; dissatisfaction Loyalists, Flight from the Republic . . ., by of settlers with, 186; surveyed by Richard Callahan, rev., 258-259 Noble, 4&n Luzerne, Chevalier de, 229, 230 Libiszewski, Polish officer, 88 Lyndhurst, Lord. See Copley, John Singleton, Libraries, of Jas. Logan. ^Loganian Library Baron Lyndhurst Lieber, Francis, 215 Lyons, Lord, 437 Lime, 484 Lindsey, Capt. David, 467 Lindsey, James, 341 Link, Arthur S., ed., The Papers of Woodrow McAllister, Richard, 422^, 424 Wilson, vol. 3, rev., 281-283; vol. 4, rev., Maciejowice, Poland, battle of, 88 531-53$ McClellan, Robert J., The Delaware Canal: Liquor, sale of in early Phila., 42 A Picturesque Story, rev., 401—402 Literature, Robert Walsh, Jr., and The Port McClelland, Robert, 359 Folio, 195-219 McCloskey, Robert Green, ed., The Works of Little, Bertram K., rev. of Chandlee's James Wilson, vols. 1-2, rev., 117-120 Old Buildings, Gardens and Furniture . . ., McCormick, Cyrus Hall, 239 McCormick, John Buchanan: career of, 138-139 239-248; house of, 243r; portrait of Little, John E., 281 2 r Little Charley Ross: America's First Kid- 44 napping for Ransom, by Zierold, rev., McCormick, Joseph Alexander, 239 137-138 McCormick, Rachael Buchanan, 239 Liturgy, reasons favoring, 51 McCrea, Margaret, 456, 457 Liver, ship, 155JJ McCrea, William Archibald, 456, 457 Liverpool, fugitive slaves sent to, 324 McCrummell, James, 323-351 Livingston, Philip and Sons, of N. Y., McCulloch, Hugh, 370 467 McDade, Thomas M., 283 Livingston, Robert R. (1746-1813), 235 McDaniel, Hester. See Hicks, Hester Mc- Lloyd, David: death of, jo6n; and Pa. Daniel politics, 289-305 McKarraher, Daniel, 457 Lloyd, John, 461 McKarraher, Rosanna, 457 Lloyd, Mary, 461 McKean, Joseph B., lawyer, 457 Lloyd, Thomas (ca. 1640-1694), 157; aptd. McKean, Thomas (1734-1817), 48, 52, 230, Pres. of Council, 191; drafts charter for 237; and cases of divorce, 455, 456, 458 Phila., 189; offices held by, 192; organizes McKim, J. Miller, and Vigilant Committee Rolls and Records office, 183 of Phila., 327-351 Lloyd, Thomas (/. 1742), 312 McLane, Louis, and Jackson's administra- Lobsters, 477 tion, 508-515 Locke, D. R., 378^ McLane, Mrs. Louis, 511 Logan, James > (1674-1751), 306, 497; and McLean, John (1785-1861), 514 Sir Wm. Keith, 292-302; seeks control of McMichael, Morton: avoids meeting Andrew Yearly Meeting, 309 Johnson, 372; politics of, 373; welcomes Loganian Library, 495 Fred. Douglass, 379 London, England: George M. Dallas in, M'Neale, Archibald, 444 421-440; rebuilt after 1666, 33, 35 MacNeil, Dr. Norman M., 411-412 London Wall, Scotch Church, 49 Macpherson, Elizabeth White (Mrs. Wm. Longshore, Robert, map of Phila. (1690), Macpherson), death of, 6$ i73r Macpherson, G&n, William (1756-1813), 6$n Longstreet, Augustus, 429 Madison, James, The Papers of, vol. 5, rev., Longworthy, John, 148 113-115 Lopez, Fusan, 461 Magdalen Society, 82 1968 INDEX 561

Main, Jackson Turner, The Upper House in Medicines, 488,489; and African slave trade, Revolutionary America, 1703-/788, rev., 465-493 passim 254-255 Meehan, Thomas R.: rev. of Bernays' Malmesbury, Lord. See Harris, James Civilians Under Military Justice, ^91-392; Howard, 3rd Earl of Malmesbury " 'Not Made Out of Levity,' Evolution of Malone, Dumas, 87 Divorce in Early Pennsylvania," 441-464; Mann, Col. Dudley, 432 rev. of McCloskey, ed., The Works of Manoeuvres of Horse Artillery (Kosciuszko), James Wilson, vols. 1-2, 117-120 99 "Memoir of Bishop White by James Taylor," Manor of Frank, 25, 47 ed. by John D. Kilbourne, 48-66 Map of the City and Liberties (Reed), 46^ Memoirs of the Protestant Episcopal Church Maps, of Phila. (1690), i73r (White), $5 Marble, 75 Menzies, Elizabeth G. C, 284 Marbois, Francois de Barb6. See Barbe- Merchant's Exchange, meeting at to honor Marbois; Francois, Marquis de Andrew Johnson, 372 Marcy, William Learned, 422, 426, 427, 433; Mercure, Paris newspaper, 231 and Court costume, 433, 434 Meredith, Mrs. Gertrude Gouverneur, 198?* Market, in Phila., 167 Meredith, William (1772-1839), Phila. law- Market Alley, Center Square, 157 yer, 214 Markham, William, 12, 13, 18, 28, 29, 145; Mexico, U. S. relations with (1866), 368 house of at Chester, 2377; returns to Eng- Michener, Isaac, 341 land (1683), 152; and settlement of Phila., Mickle, Archibald, 149 24-25 Mifflin, John, 14W, 46 Markoe, Francis, 424 Mifflin, John, Jr., 46 Marie, Thomas, 173 Military justice, 391-392 Marrott, William, 341 Militia, of Phila., mobilized (1866), 369 Marshall, Charles & Co., 145W Millard, Thomas, 146, 156; Phila. town lot Marshall, Chief Justice John, operated on of, 171 by Dr. Physick, 79-80 Miller, Douglas T., Jacksonian Aristocracy: Marshals, federal, arrested by Pa. authorities, Class and Democracy in New York, 1830— 359-36i i860, rev., 124-126 Martha, brig, 469 Miller, Lewis (1796-1882), art of, 268 Martin, Elizabeth, 449, 451 Miller, William B., rev. of Gollin's Moravians Martin, Isaac, 151 in Two Worlds . . . , 261-262 Martin, James. 449, 450, 451 Mills, Dorothy Randolph Fell (Mrs. Ogden Martin, John (fl. 1685), 162/z Mills), 85W Martin, John (fl. 1772), 445 Mills, Robert, 512 Martin, Katherine, 151 Milner, Edward, 445 Martin, Walter, 148 Milton, John, 201 Maryland, colony and state, Old Buildings... Minquas Kill, 13 in Tidewater Maryland, by Chandlee, rev., Minton, Henry M., 330^ 138-139 Mitchell, Capt., and election riot of 1742,312, Maryland Historical Society, 465 3i7>3l8 Mason, Christopher, 170 Mittelberger, Gottleib, 305 Mason, J. Y., 438 Mobs, burn Union League house, 381 Mason, James M., 423, 424 Moenson, Hans, mill of, 14 Massachusetts, colony and state: election Money, absence of in early Phila., 164 sermons, 1670-1775, 517-518; Whig Pol- Monnington, William, 303W, 306^ itics in . . . 1843-1848, by Brauer, rev., Monroe, James, 102 130-131 Montgomery, David, Beyond Equality: Labor Masters, Thomas, carpenter, 161 and the Radical Republicans, 1862-1872, Maxey, Virgil, 322 rev., 406-407 Maximilian, of Mexico, 368 Montgomery, Horace, "J°rm Buchanan Maxwell, William, 333 McCormick, Ballad Singer of Many Tal- Meade, Gen. George Gordon, and Andrew ents," 239-248 Johnson's visit to Phila., 372, 375, 377 Montgomery, Rev. James (1787-1834), 6$ Meadows, Capt., 488 Monumental Washington: The Planning and Measles, on slave ships, 468, 483, 486, 487, Development of the Capital City, by Reps, 488, 489 rev., 541-542 Medical schools, in nineteenth-century Phila- Moody, John, crime of, 436 delphia, 133-134 Moor Fields, London, function of, 36 562 INDEX October

Moore, John (ca. 1659-1732), collector of the National Gazette and Literary Register, 195, port, 193 m 208 Moran, Benjamin, 423, 424, 433, 438; dis- National Union Convention, 369 loyalty of to George M. Dallas, 425, 428, The National Waterway: A History of the Ches- 429, 432 apeake and Delaware Canal, 1769-1965, by Moravian Architecture and Town Planning, Ralph D. Gray, rev., 399-401 Bethlehem . . . , by Murtagh, rev., 259- Naval engagement, 482 260 Navy, United States, social reform in (1798— Moravians in Two Worlds . . . , by Gollin, 1862), 121-123 rev., 261-262 Neal, Daniel, Sr., 341 More, Dr. Nicholas: entertains Col. Geo. Needham, James, 323-351 Talbot, 155; land of in Phila., 43, 185; re- Needles, Edward, 337-35* signs office m Free Society, 166 Negroes: banned from street cars, 370, 382; Morgan, Benjamin, of New Jersey, 499 basic issue in 1866 election, 36^; and crimes Morgan, Margaret, fugitive slave, 324 at sea, 436; Kosciuszko's desire to free Moriarity, Father Patrick, 326 slaves, 92-93; New Jersey and the Negro, A Morison, Samuel Eliot, "Old Bruin"'. Com- Bibliography, rev., 528; recovery of fugitive modore Matthew C. Perry, 17Q4-1858, rev., slaves, 352-364; status of, disregarded by 266-268 Andrew Johnson, 366; Union League of Morrey, Humphrey: buys lot in Phila., 171, Phila. and colored soldiers, 370; and Vigi- 172; Phila. town lot of, 148, 149 lant Committee of Phila., 320-351; White Morris, Gouverneur, Sr. (1752-1816), 214 Over Black . . . , by Jordan, rev., 518-519 Morris, James, 313 Negrophobia: of northern voters, 368; policy Morris, Lewis, sheriff, 327 of the Age 369, 370, 379 Morris, Morris, 3067* Nelson, Lord Horatio, anecdote of, 54 Morris, Richard B., The American Revolution Neshaminy Creek, 16, 23 Reconsidered, rev., 110-112 Netherlands, The: U. S. commercial treaty Mosquito Indians, protectorate over, 427 with (1782), 235; in African slave trade, 480 Most Uncommon Jacksonians: the Radical Neuenschwander, John A., "Robert Proud: A Leaders in the Early Labor Movement, by Chronicle of Scholarly Failure,'* 494-496 Pessen, rev., 527-528 Neverbegood, Robert, 151 Mott, S., 341, 343 New Castle, Del., 13, 29, 32; charter of, 297; Motter, T. H. Vail, 281, 532 Penn and Baltimore meet at, 146 Mt. Seipput, renamed Fairmount by Penn, New Jersey: and the Civil War, a bibliog- 178 raphy, 529-530; history of by Smith, 498; Mount Vernon: The Legacy . . . , by Thane, history of state welfare institutions, 538— rev., 278-279 539 Mount Wharf, Phila., 191 New Jersey and the Negro, A Bibliography, Moyamensing, 14 1715-1966, rev., 528 Moylan, Anna Maria, 216 New Jersey s Jeffersonian Republicans: The Moylan, Jasper, 216, 217 Genesis of an Early Party Machine 1789- Mulberry St., Phila. See Arch St. 18 17, by Prince, rev., 120-121 Murtagh, William J., Moravian Architecture New Orleans, riots in (1866), 369, 373, 377 and Town Planning, Bethlehem, Pennsyl- New Sweden Company, 13 vania, and other Eighteenth-Century Ameri-New York, colony and state: Democratic Re- can Settlements, rev., 259-260 publicans of, by Young, rev., 255-257; The Music: David Tannenberg and his organs, Eleventh Pillar: New York State and the 392-394; sheet music from 1820 to 1900, Federal Constitution, by De Pauw, rev., 402-403 115-117; Jacksonian Aristocracy . . . in The Musket and the Cross: The Struggle of New York, 1830-1860, by Miller, rev., 124- France and England for North America, by 126; slave trade from, 430 Edmonds, rev., 519-520 Newcourt, Richard, city plan of London, 33, Mutinies, 485 Nicholas, Charles J., 21 $n Nicholas and Farrand, Phila. publishers, 218, Napier, Sir Francis, 423, 428 219 Napoleon I, Emperor of France, 91, 99, 100; Nichols, Frederick D., rev. of GreifFs Prince- denies freedom of Poland, 100 ton Architecture . . . , 284-285 Napoleon, Louis, 437 Nichols, Roy F.: The Invention of American Nasby, Petroleum V., pseud, of D. R. Locke Political Parties, rev., 251-252; rev. of Sil- Nash, Gary B., 4«, 291 n bey's The Shrine of Party . . . , 129-130 1968 INDEX 563 Niemcewicz, Julian Ursyn, 99; and Kos- Panchita, ship, 430;* ciuszko, 88, 90, 91; returns to Poland, 100 Paper money, 296, 297, 304; laws of 1720's, Noble, Richard, 170; plan of for Burlington, 301 N. J., 23, 28, 31?/. ^2'y surveys of for First The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, vols. 10-11, Purchasers, 44, 40 Labaree, ed., rev., 521-522 Noble, Robert, in error for Noble, Richard, The Papers of James Madison, vol. 5, Hutch- 23,28 inson, ed., rev., 113-115 Noble, Mrs. William Henry, Jr., 83 The Papers of Woodrow Wilson, Link, ed.: Nonimportation Agreement, 496 vol. 3, rev., 281-283; yol. 4. rev., S32S3S Norris, Dr. George W., 84 Parades, reception in Phila. of Andrew John- Norris, Isaac, I (1671-1735), 293, 298, 299, son, 375-376 300, 304 Parker, Alexander, 146 Norris, Isaac, II (1701-1766), 306,307W, 313; Parker, Theodore, papers of, 330 on election riot of 1742, 317 Parker, William, fugitive slave, 328/* Norris, Mary Dobson. See Randolph, Mary Parkman, Rev. Francis (1788-1852), 62 Dobson Norris Parliament, and divorce proceedings, 452 North American, supports Radical Republi- Parmentier, Frances Mary, 70, 71 cans, 373, 377 Parrish, Del win, 341 " 'Not Made Out of Levity,' Evolution of Di- Parrish, Sarah, 341 vorce in Early Pennsylvania," by Thomas Parsons. John, signs remonstrance, 168 R. Meehan, 441-464 Paschall, Thomas, 160 Novanglus (Adams), 222 Passayunk, 14, 33 Nullification: Jackson's proclamation on, 512; Pastorius, Francis Daniel, Phila. house of, policy of in S. C, 352 162, 163 Passy, Mile, de, 227 Patents, for land in Pa., 183 The Observator's Trip to America (Keith), 300 Patrick, Henry, 158 Octoraro, Md., Physick house at, 79, 82 Paul I, Czar of Russia, 88; defied by Kos- Ogle, Mrs., 174 ciuszko, 99 Oil industry. See Petroleum industry Payne, Rev. Daniel A., 325-351 Old Bachelor (Wirt), 205 Pearce, William, 461 "Old Bruin*1: Commodore Matthew C. Perry Pearson, Sarah, 341 . . . , by Morison, rev., 266-268 Peel, Sir Robert, widow of, 426 "Old Buck." See Buchanan, James Pegg, Daniel, 3$n Old Buildings, Gardens and Furniture in Tide- Pegg's Run, 14, 32 water Maryland\ by Chandlee, rev., 138- P*SSy>. ship, 491 J39 Pekenino, engraving by of Bishop White, 58r Oliver, Andrew, Portraits of John and Abigail Pemberton, James, 498 Adams, rev., 263-264 Pemberton, Israel (1685-1754), injured in a Oliver, John D., 328-351 riot, 313 Oliver, Peter, 494 Pemberton, Israel, Jr. (1715-1779), 306, Onderdonk, Rev. Henry U. (1789-1858), 3O7«; and election riot of 1742, 312, 318; bishop, 63 sued by Wm. Allen, 315, 310 Organs for America: The Life and Work of Penick, James, Jr., Progressive Politics and David Tannenberg, by William H. Arm- Conservation . . . , rev., 410—411 strong, rev., 392-394 Penn, Hannah Callowhill (Mrs. Wm. Penn), Orian, William, 14W, 46 297« Osborne, Elizabeth, 446, 447 Penn, John (1700-1746), the American, 301, Osborne, Henry, 447 308 Otis, Harrison Gray, 205 Penn, Gov. John (1729-1795), 67, 444 Penn, Letitia, Phila. town lot of, 40 Penn, Springett, guardians of, 192 Pacific, ship, 435 Penn, Thomas, 303 Pap, Col. A. J., 375 Penn, William (1644-1718), Founder, 2^1; Palabars, African conferences, 477, 479 assumes authority over Lower Counties, Palatines, 298; Keith's invitation to, 297 32; on building wharves, 176; efforts of to Palfrey, John Gorham, 195 collect revenue, 181; experiences of in Palmer, Elizabeth, widow, 39, 178 Phila., 165; and first settlement of Phila., Palmer, Robert, 305 3-47, 143-194; helps build Center Meeting Palmerston, Lord. See Temple, Henry John House, 191; and Indian purchases, 188; Pamphlets, for political purposes, 300 meets Lord Baltimore at New Castle, 146; 564 INDEX October Robt. ProucTs views of, 500; receives re- Philadelphia Recorder* See Episcopal Recorder monstrance on land policy, 187; and re- Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of ligious toleration, 5; renames streets in Landmarks, 86 Phila., 181; returns to England (1684), 175, "A Philadelphia Surgeon on a Slaving Voyage 192; visits Lord Baltimore (1682), 37 to Africa, 1749-1751," by Darold D. Wax, Penn, William, Jr., 44, 163 4.65-493 Pennock, Christopher, 33n; agent for Irish Philadelphia Unitarianism (Geffen), 48 purchasers, 14572 Philangelus, pseud, of Wm. Penn, 5 Pennsbury, James Harrison aptd. steward of, Photography. See Daguerreotypes 192 Physicians, and African slave trade, 465-493 Pennsylvania: histories of, 505; Penn's land Physick, Abigail (1763-1854), 6yn, 73 policy for, 8-11 Physick, Abigail Syng (Mrs. Edmund Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 72; Physick), children of, 67 founding of, 384 Physick, Adriana Haynes (Mrs. Henry White "The Pennsylvania Academy's Early Days: Physick), 6yn, 79 A Letter of George Clymer to Robert Ful- Physick, Caroline Eliza Jackson (Mrs. Philip ton," by Thomas B. Brumbaugh, 384-386 Syng Physick, Jr.), 70, 80 Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society, 321, 323, Physick, Edmund, Penn agent, 67, 68 328> 329 Physick, Edmund, born 1804, 70 Pennsylvania Freeman, 323 Physick, Elizabeth, 70 Pennsylvania Germans, folk art of Lewis Physick, Elizabeth. See Dorsey, Elizabeth Miller, 268 Physick Pennsylvania German Folk Art, an Interpreta-Physick, Elizabeth Emlen (Mrs. Philip Syng tion, by John Joseph Stoudt, rev., 413-415 Physick), 70, 73 Pennsylvania Hall, Phila., 323 Physick, Ellen Elizabeth, 71 Pennsylvania Hospital, 69, 80, 86, 449 Physick, Emlen, born 1812, 70, 71 Perry, Commodore Matthew C, biog. of by Physick, Emlen, Jr., 70 Morison, rev., 266-268 Physick, Henry White (1758-1821), 67^, 79 Pessen, Edward, Most Uncommon Jackson- Physick, Dr. Philip Syng (1768-1837), 6$; de- ians: the Radical Leaders in the Early Labor scriptions of, 71, 72; "Dr. Physick and His Movement, rev., 527-528 House," by Roberts, 67-86; legacies of, 82- "Peter Porcupine." See Cobbett, William 83; operates on John Marshall, 79-80; Peters, Mr., 335 separation of from wife, 73; wealth of, 76 Peters, Judge Richard, 209, 215« Physick, Philip Syng, Jr. (died 1848), 70, 82; Peters, Samuel, 504, 505; history of Conn, builds "Physick's Folly," 83 burned, 502 Physick, Philip Syng, III, 80 Peterson, Harold L., The Book of the Continen- Physick, Samuel, 70 tal Soldier . . . , rev., 525-527 Physick, Sarah (Sally) Emlen. See Randolph, Petitions, to the Assembly, 315 Sarah Emlen Physick Petroleum industry, Roger Sherman and the Physick, Susan, died young, 70 Independent Oil Men, by Destler, rev., 408 Physick, Susan. See Conner, Susan Physick Petty, Sir William, 36n Physick house: doorway of, 69r; view of, 77r Pfeiffer, Mary, 462 "Physick's Folly," igoi Walnut Street, 83 Pfeiffer, Peter, 462 Pickels, Willie, 239 Philadelphia: as "Athens of the Western Pickering, Charles, 151, 169; convicted of World," 384; charter for, 189; first settle- counterfeiting, 164; on discontent in Dela- ment of, 3-47, 143-194; map of (1790), ware, 174 I73r; pre-Penn settlements at, map of, I5r; Pickering, Jonathan, 341 visit of Kosciuszko to, 89 Pierce, Franklin, dismisses British ambassa- Philadelphia Alms House, 71 dor, 421, 422 Philadelphia Assemblies, 74 Pinchot, Gifford, and Richard Ballinger, 410- Philadelphia Contributionship, 75, 86 .411 Philadelphia Dispensary, 69 Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth, biog. of by "The Philadelphia Election Riot of 1742," by Zahniser, rev., 262-263 Norman S. Cohen, 306-319 Pine St., Phila., named by Penn, 181 Philadelphia Journal of the Medical and Pitch, 468 Physical Sciences, 209 Plagiarism, 501 Philadelphia Medical Society, 79 "The Planting of Philadelphia: A Seven- A Philadelphia Perspective: The Diary of Sid- teenth-Century Real Estate Develop- ney George Fisher, rev., 104-110 ment," by Hannah Benner Roach, Part I, The Philadelphia Pursuits of Literature, 210 3-47, Part II, 143-194 1968 INDEX 565 Plasterers, 150 Press, of Phila., coverage of Andrew John- Platt, Charles, Jr., rev. of Banks' Banks of the son's visit, 376 Delaware . . . , 283-284 Priestly, Joseph (1733-1804): and Bishop Plowman, Roger, pseud., 300 White, 51-52, 56; A Scientific Autobiog- Plumstead, A. W., ed., The Wall and the Gar- raphy of . . . Schofield, ed.; rev., 395-396 den: Selected Massachusetts Election Ser- Prigg, Edward, indicted for kidnapping, 324 mons, 1670-1775> rev., ci7-518 Prigg v. Pennsylvania, 325; decision of, ^$$ Plumsted, Clement, and election riot of 1742, Prince, Carl E.: rev. of Young's The Demo- cratic Republicans of New York . . . ,255- Plymouth, Mass., settlement of, 3 257; New Jersey1s Jeffersonian Republicans: Poe, Edgar Allen, 195 The Genesis of an Early Party Machine Poetry, views on of Robt. Walsh, Jr., 202 1789-18 17, rev., 120-121 Poland: insurrection of 1794, 87; Kosciuszko Princeton Architecture . . . , by Greiff, rev., seeks to liberate, 87; partition of, 88 284-285 Pole, J. R., Political Representation in Eng- Printz, Johan, 13 land and the Origins of the American Repub- Privy Council, and col. divorce acts, 446, 448 lic, rev.; 249-250 Proctor, Walter, 336-251 Polish legions, 91, 92, 99 Profile of a Gentle Man: A Biography of Nor- Political Representation in England and the man M. MacNeil, by Edward Louis Bauer, Origins of the American Republic, by Pole, rev., 411-412 rev., 249-250 Progressive Politics and Conservation: The Politics: The American Party Systems . . . Ballinger-Pinchot Affair, by James Penick, Chambers and Burnham, eds., rev., 416- Jr., rev., 410-411 # 418; in Jackson administration, 507-515; Proprietary party: injured by not of 1742, "Andrew Johnson and the Philadelphia 314; leaders oppose democracy, 307; lead- Election of 1866," by Cashdollar, 365-3S3; ers retire from the Assembly (i739)> 308; The Democratic Republicans of New York seek to remove Quakers from office, 309; . . . , by Young, rev., 255-257; The Inven- strengthened by war in 1754, 319 tion of American Political Parties, by Prostitution, as grounds for divorce, 4Jo Nichols, rev., 251-252; in New Jersey Protestant Episcopal Church. See Episcopal (1789-1817), 120-121; Pennsylvania, Keith- Church Lloyd alliance, 289-305; "The Philadelphia Proud, John, 495, 502 Election Riot of 1742," by Norman S. Proud, Robert: "Robert Proud: A Chronicle Cohen, 306-319; The Shrine of Party . . . of Scholarly Failure," by Neuenschwander, by Silbey, rev., 129-130 494-506; as a teacher at Friends School, Polk, James K^ 508 495, 499, 5O2 Pomfret, John E., rev. of White's The Eastern Proud, William, 501, 502, 503, 504 Establishment and the Western Experience Punishments, for sexual laxity, 442^ 443 • • • , 535S37 Provincial Council, Pa., 292; appointed by Pool St.? Phila. See Walnut St. Penn (1684), 191 Pope, Alexander, 466 Public Ledger, supports Andrew Johnson, 374 Poquessing Creek, 16 Publishers, in Phila., reject Uncle Tom*s Pork, 470 Cabin, 370 Port Folio, The, Phila., and Robert Walsh, Pulitizer, by Swanberg, rev., 276-278 Jr., 195-219 Purvis, Robert, and Vigilant Committee of Portraits of John and Abigail Adams, by Phila., 320 Oliver, rev., 263-264 Portraiture of Philadelphia, 5, 33, 15?; not Penn's original plan, 143; publication of, Quakers, See Friends, Society of 154 Quaqua Coast, Africa, 473 Portugal, in African slave trade, 480, 481 Quarries, 178, 179 Post office law (1810), 54^ Quessinawomink Creek, 16,44,47. See Frank- Poulson, Zachariah, Jr., and Robt. Proud's ford Creek history, 502, 503 Quitrents, 165; colonists refuse to pay, 175 Powell, John H., 505?* Powers, Capt., 482, 490 Poynter, Rhoda, servant, 78, 82-83 Race St., Phila., 40 Presbyterian House, Bath, 48 Rachal, William M., 113 Presbyterian Synod of Phila., 292 Racial riots, in Phila., 370 Presmall, Robert, cave of, 162 Radical Republicans, 245; gain control of Press, supports Radical Republicans, 373, 377 Congress, 372; and labor, 406-407; politi- 566 INDEX October cal policy of (1866), 367, 368; victories of rev., 539-541; The Hicksite Separation .. . over Johnson, 36$; supported by Phila. by Doherty, rev., 123-124; memoir of press, 373 Bishop White, 48-66 Railroad Labor Disputes . . . , by Eggert, Remington, Frederic, S35~S37 rev., 275-276 Repertory, 207 Rambo, Peter, 45 Reps, John W., Monumental Washington: The Rambo, Peter, Sr., 1477 Planning and Development of the Capital Ramsey, David, 494; as historian, 501-502 Center, rev., 541-542 Randall, George, 148 Republican Party (Jeffersonian). See Demo- Randall, James G., 35577 cratic Republican Party Randall, Marmaduke, 2372 Resolute, ship, 435 Randall, Samuel J., 370 Restaurants, Delmonicds ... by Thomas, Randolph, Anna Lewis (Mrs. Samuel Emlen rev., 270-271 Randolph), 85 Restorations, "Dr. Physick and His House," Randolph, Dorothy, 8577. See Mills, Dorothy by Roberts, 67-86 Randolph Fell Revenue laws, protection under of federal Randolph, Edward Fitz, 84 officers, 3 S3 Randolph, Elizabeth Emlen Physick. See The Revolutionary Fronter, 1763-1783, by Wister, Elizabeth E. P. Randolph Sosin, rev., 252-253 Randolph, Emilie. See Stevenson, Emilie Rhetoric (Blair). 202 Randolph Rhode Island, sloop, 467 Randolph, Hannah. See Hudson, Hannah Rice, George D., 342-351 Randolph Richardson, Francis (J. 1683), 158 Randolph, Dr. Jacob, 70,78, 82; describes Dr. Richman, Irwin: rev. of Bauer's Profile of a Physick, 72; moves into Physick house, 84 Gentle Man, 411-412; The Brightest Orna- Randolph, L. Wister, 8577 ment: A Biography of Nathaniel Chapman , Randolph, Madeline Cochran (Mrs. P. S. P. M. D., rev., 265-266 Randolph, II), 8677 Rickett, John B., 76 Randolph, Maie Fetherston (Mrs. P. S. P. "Ridgwick," Wm. Clayton's land, 45 Randolph, Jr.), 85 Right of search, 428, 429, 439 Randolph, Mary Dobson Norris (Mrs. L. W. Riley, Donn C, rev. of Chambers and Burn- Randolph), 85;* ham's The American Party Systems . . . , Randolph, Philip Syng Physick, 84 416-418 Randolph, Philip Syng Physick, Jr., 85 Riley, Stephen T., 87 Randolph, Philip Syng Physick, II, 85?* Rinhart, Floyd and Marion, American Randolph, Philip Syng Physick, III, 8577 Daguerrian Art, rev., 268-270 Randolph, Richard Norris, 8577 Riots: "The Philadelphia Election Riot of Randolph, Samuel Emlen, 84, 85 1742," by Norman S. Cohen, 306-319; Randolph, Sarah Emlen Physick (Mrs. Jacob racial in Phila., 325-326, 370; in New Or- Randolph), 70, 78, 84, 85 leans (1866), 369, 373, 377 Rawle, William (1759-1836), lawyer, 457 Rittenhouse, David, 495 Rawlyk, G. A., Yankees at Louisbourg, rev., Rittenhouse Plaza, 83 Rittenhouse Square, by Solmssen, rev., 545- Reckless, Hetty, 323, 327, 351 546 Reconstruction: on the Lower Cape Fear, Roach, F. Spencer, 19277 272-274; marked by Negrophobia, 368 Roach, Hannah Benner, "The Planting of Records, of Pa., rolls office, 183 Philadelphia: A Seventeenth-Century Real Redman, John, 171 Estate Development," Part I, 3-47, Reed, John, map of, 467? Part II, 143-194 Reed, John J., rev. of De Pauw's The Eleventh Robb, John, 512 Pillar: New York State and the Federal Con- "Robert Proud: A Chronicle of Scholarly stitution^ 115-117 Failure," by John A. Neuenschwander, Reed, Joseph (1741-1785), 457 494-506 Referees, in cases of divorce, 459, 460 Roberts, Gen., 477 Reform. See Social Reform Roberts, Algernon Sidney, 83 "The Relationship of Robert Walsh, Jr., to Roberts, George B., "Dr. Physick and His the Port Folio and the Dennie Circle: 1803— House," 67-86 1812,'* by Guy R. Woodall, 195-219 Roberts, Graham, 83 Religion: Durnbaugh, ed., The Brethren in Robinson, Patrick, 151; land of, 4777 Colonial America, rev., 250-251; From Robinson, Peter, 312 Sacred to Profane America ..., by Clebsch, Robison, Capt., 479 1968 INDEX 567 Rochford, Dennis, 45, 46, 169, 178; liberty- Schofield, Robert E., ed., A Scientific Auto- lands of, 182 biography of Joseph Priestley ..., rev., 395— Roger Sherman and the Independent Oil Men, 396 by Destler, rev., 408 Schools, of Robert Proud, 495 Rogers, Fred B., rev. of Richman's The Schweppe, Mr., 71 Brightest Ornament. . ., 265-266 A Scientific Autobiography of Joseph Priestley Rogers, John, The People's Sculptor, by- {j733-1804): Selected Scientific Correspond- Wallace, rev., 274-275 ence, Robert E. Schofield, ed., rev., 395-396 Rolls and Records office, Phila., organization Scotch-Irish in America, immigration of of, 183, ijto 1717-1718,293 Roosevelt, Theodore, 535-531 Scott, Rev. Daniel, 334-3S* Ropewalks, 170, 185 Sculptors, John Rogers? 274-275 Rose, Catherine, 461 Seamen: 310; and election riot of 1742, 311- Rose, George, 461 3H. Rosenberg, (Jharles, rev. of Abrahams' Ex- Secession, opposed by George M. Dallas, 432 tinct Medical Schools ..., 133-134 Seed, Geoffrey, rev. of Pole's Political Repre- Ross, Charley, Little Charley Ross, rev., 137— sentation in England and the Origins of the American Republic, 249-250 Ross, Thomas, lawyer, 322 Segregation, 431 Ross, William, lawyer, 457 Sellin, Thorsten, rev. of Leiby's Charity and Rouse, Thomas, 149, 150 Correction in New Jersey: A History of State Rowes, Capt., 488 Welfare Institutions, 538-539 Royal Academy of Medicine of France, 81 Sergeant, Jonathan Dickinson, 457, 450 Royal College of Surgeons, London, 68 Sermons, Mass, election sermons (1670— Royal Medical Society of London, 80 Royston, George, 49 1775), 5I7-5I8 Royston, John, 49 Sestos River, Africa, 467, 471, 483 Rubey, Charles, 450, 451 Se*vign6, Marie de, 200, 208, 209 Rubey, Jane, 451 Seward, William Henry, 370, 375, 376, 377, # 424; biography of by Van Deusen, rev., Rudyard, Thomas, 189; controversy of with 40A-406 Thos. Holme, 185; liberty lands of. 182; Sewel, William, 497, 498 Penn confers with. 32; Phila. town lot of, Shaftesbury, Earl of, 430?/ i45«; as solicitor tor Wm. Penn, 11 Shanks, Elizabeth M'Farran, 448 Ruggles, David, 320 Shanks, James, 448 Rum: and election riot of 1742, 312; traded Shantees, Negro tribe, 478 for slaves, 469-493 passim Shapiro, Seymour, Capital and the Cotton In- Rush, Dr. Benjamin, 68, 69, 70, 71; treats dustry in the Industrial Revolution, rev., Kosciuszko's wounds, 93 397~3?? Rush, Judge Jacob, 458 Shain, Elizabeth, 341 Rush, William, bust of Dr. Physick, 72 Shardlow, William, 42 Russell, Lord John, 437 Shay, Shepherd, 337-351 Rust, Capt., 481 Sheene, John, imports bricks, 159/* Rutterson, Thomas, 303W Sheet music, from 1820 to 1900, 402-403 Rutty, Dr. John, 498 Shelley, Donald S., 268 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 88 Sheriffs, duties of at elections, 310 Sacrifices, human, 476, 491 Sherman, Roger, 408 Sailors. See Seamen Shields, Anna Maria, mistress of Dr. Physick, St. George's Hospital, London, 68 78, 82-83 St. Mary's College, 202, 208 Shippen, Edward (fl. 1693), 173W St. Peter's Church, 82 Shippen, Edward, II (1728/9-1806), chief Salford, Robert, 168 justice, 4<6 Salter, Hannah, 16 Shipton, Clifford K.. rev. of Plumstead's The Samuel, ship, 26 Wall and the Garden . . . , 517-518 Sandelands, James, 16 Shorter, Elizabeth, 151 Sanwin River, Africa, 472 r The Shrine of Party: Congressional Voting Be- Sartain, John, Bishop White's study, 57 havior, 1841-1852, by Silbey, rev., 129-130 Sassafras St., Phila. See Race St. Shriner, Catherine, 461 Satchell, Samuel, 162 Shriner, Elizabeth, 461 Sawmills, 152 Shriner, Michael, 461 Sawtell, George L., 70 Shriner, Philip, 461 568 INDEX October Shute, John, 49 Sodomy, 443 Shute, Thomas, 49 Soft drinks, origin of, 71 Shy, John, rev. of Gipson's The British Em- Sokolinicki, Gen. Michel, 90 pire Before the American Revolution, vol. 13, Soldiers. See Continental Army 257-258 Solmssen, Arthur R. G., Rittenhouse Square, Siebert, Wilbur H., 329 rev., 545-546 Sierra Leone, Africa, 467 Some Account of the Province of Pennsilvania Silbey, Joel H., The Shrine of Party: Congres- . . . (Penn) 6, 7 sional Voting Behavior, 1841-1852, rev., Songhurst, John, 39; signs remonstrance, 168; 129-130 Phila. street named for, 40 Silliman, Benjamin, 511 Songhurst St., Phila. See Race St. Simcock, John, aptd. guardian of Springett Sons of Liberty, 496 Penn, 192 Sosin, Jack M., The Revolutionary Frontier, Sinclair, Donald A., A Bibliography: The Civil 1763-1783, rev., 252-253 War and New Jersey, rev., 529-530 Souley, Matthew, 158 Sing Sing Prison, riot at, 378 South Carolina: history of by Hewat, 505; Singhaas, Elizabeth, 461 David Ramsey's history of, 501-502; nulli- Singing schools, 239 fication policy of, 352, 353, 354 Sipley, Lewis Walton, rev. of Rinhart's South Sea Bubble (1720), 293 American Daguerrian Art, 268—270 Southard, Samuel Lewis, 515 Sketch Book (Irving), 203 Southeby, William, Phila. town lots of, 190 Slater, Robert, 49 Southern Loyalist Convention, 378 Slave trade, 428, 430, 465-493 Southey, Robert, 498 Slavers, 357,467 . , XT , Southworth, John, 148 Slavery, 429, 430; in the North, 127; A Sparks, Jared, 195 Philadelphia Surgeon on a Slaving Voyage Speakman, Townsend, 71 to Africa, 1749-71751,'' by Wax, 465-493; Speriman, Boyd, 336 recovery of fugitive slaves, 352-364; The Spiller, Robert E., rev. of Solmssen's Ritten- Death of Slavery ... by Smith, 271-272; house Square, 545-546 and Underground Railroad, 320-351 Springettsbury, manor of, 179 Slavery in the Americas: A Comparative Study Sprogel, Leonard, 303n of Virginia and Cuba, by Klein, rev., 128- Spruce St., Phila., renamed by Penn, 181 129 Squares, in Phila., 35; preferred over blocks Slaves, uprising of, 485 by Holme, 36n Sloops, as slavers, 467 Stanley, Edward George Geoffrey Smith, 427, Small pox, 487 438 Smedley, Robert C, 329 Stanley, Rebecca, 4572 Smicksburg, Pa., 239 Stanley, William, 170 Smith, Rev. Benjamin B. (1794-1884), 537* Stanton, Edwin McM., 371 Smith, Elbert B., The Death of Slavery: The Steele, Mary, 457, 458 United States, 1837-1865, rev., 271-272 Steele, William, 457 Smith, Capt. Henry, ion Stevens, S. K., rev. of Ferris' Founders and Smith, Henry (/. 1839), 339 Frontiersmen . . . , 394-39$ Smith, Ralph, 337-351 Stevens, Thaddeus, 246, 365, 379 Smith, Samuel (1720-1776), historian, 498, Stevenson, Andrew, 434 499> 5°6 Stevenson, Emilie, 857* Smith, Judge Thomas (1745-1809), 456 Stevenson, Emilie Randolph (Mrs. Philip Smith, William (1728-1793), chief justice, Stevenson), 8572 494, 5O4 Stevenson, Margaret, 857? Smythe, Albert H., 210 Stevenson, Philip, 8577 Social Reform in the United States Navy, 1798- Stevenson, Phyllis, 8572 1862, by Langley, rev., 121-123 Steward, Robert, 450 Society of Friends (Quakers): and election Stewart, George H., 337, 339, 340 riot of 1742, 313-319; gain votes of Ger- Stewart, Gen. Walter (d. 1796), 59-60 mans, 310; membership of in the Assembly, Still, William, 32677, 328, 329, 330 307, 308; seek removal of Gov. Thomas, Stith, William, historian, 506 309 Stomach pump, invented by Dr. Physick, 71 Society Hill, Phila., 23; apartment buildings Stork, sloop, 467 on, 173 Stoudt, John Joseph: rev. of Durnbaugh, ed., Sociology, in analysis of the Hicksite Separa- The Brethren in Colonial America . . . , tion, 123-124 250-251; rev. of Turner, ed., Lewis Miller, I968 INDEX 569

1796-1882 . . . , 268; Pennsylvania Ger- Taverns, 13, 155; in early Phila., 42 man Folk Art, an Interpretation, rev., 413- Tawacowomink. See Tacony 415 Taylor, Christopher, 38W, 41, 177; Friends Stover, John F., rev. of Gray's The National meetings held at house of, 4277; liberty Waterway . . . ,399-401 lands of, 182; moves to Tinicum Island, Stowe, Harriet Beecher, George M. Dallas' 166; sells land to Thos. Hooten? 151; Phila. opinion of, 429 town lot of, 150; Quaker meetings held at Street cars, Negroes banned from, 370, 382 house of, 157 Streets, in Phila., naming of, 40 Taylor, James, memoir of Bishop White by, Strikes, Railroad Labor Disputes . . . , by 48-66 Eggert, rev., 275-276 Taylor, Joseph, imports bricks, 159^ Stuart, Gen. J. E. B., 242 Taylor, Mary Thomas (Mrs. James Taylor), Sublime and the Beautiful (Burke), 202 49 Sully, Thomas (1783-1872): anecdote con- Taylor, Robert J., ed., The Susquehannah cerning Bishop White, 59; portrait of Company Papers, vols. 5-6, rev., 522-523 Bishop White, s8r TazewelL Littleton Waller, 515 Summers, Catherine, 447, 449 Teeters, Negley K., "Hang by the Neck1'..., Summers^ Peter, 447 rev.. 283 Superstitions, African? 473 Temple, Henry John, 3rd Viscount Palmer- Supreme Court, Pa., jurisdiction of divorces ston, 422, 427; and George M. Dallas, 423- vested in, 453 424, 431, 438 Surgeons, and African slave trade, 465-493 Test, John, 23^, 151, 165/* The Susquehannah Company Papers, vols. 5-6, Thane, Elswythe, Mount Vernon: The Legacy Taylor, ed., rev., 522-523 . . . , rev., 278-279 The Swamp, Dock Creek, Phila., 146, 147, Thayer, Sylvanus, 512n 167 Theaters, controversy over First Chestnut St. Swanberg. W. A., Pulitzer, rev., 276-278 Theater, 59-60 Swanson brothers, land of, 14, 24, 27, 31, 32, Theophilus^ Parsons, 205, 206 46; Schuylkill tract of, 182 Thomas, Gov. George: enlists indentured Swedes in Pennsylvania, 298; architectural servants, 308, 309; obtains salary, 316; style of, 159, 160; settlements of at Phila., Quakers seek removal of, 309 13 Thomas, James, 157 Swedish mill, at Phila., 16 Thomas, Lately, Delmonicofs: A Century of Swift, John, 303W Splendor, rev., 270-271 "Swing around the circle," Johnson's 1866 Thomas, Nathaniel, 49 campaign, 365-3^3 Thomas, Mrs. Nathaniel. See Taylor, Mary Swint, Henry L., ed., Dear Ones at Home; Thomas Letters from Contraband Camps, rev., 134- Thomas, Richard, 48, 49 136 Thomas, William,/#£/7/W slave, 357,358,363; Switzerland, Kosciuszko seeks exile in, 100 injuries suffered by, 360 Sylvia, ship, 484, 488 Thomas, Col. William B., mobilizes Phila. Syng, Abigail. «S*ee Physick, Abigail Syng militia, 369 Syng, Philip, II (1703-1789), 67 Thompson, James, 458, 459 Thompson, Jane. 333 Thompson, Sarah, 458, 459 Thomson, Charles W., 496 Tacitus, 200 Thorn, Nathan, 341 Tacony, Phila., 16 Thorne, Thomas E., rev. of Oliver's Portraits Tailors, Journeymen Tailors Protective Asso- of John and Abigail Adams, 263-264. ciation, 375-376 Thornton, Dr. William, architect, 90 Talbot, Col. George: builds fort, 174; de- Thorp, Willard, rev. of Callow's Kindred mands Penn's release of Delaware, 154-155 Spirits, Knickerbocker Writers and American Tambroug, Mr., 334 Artists, 1807-1855, 398-399 Tambuc, Thompson, 332 Ticknor, George, and the Boston Brahmins, Taney, Roger B., and Jackson's administra- by Tyack, rev., 131-133 tion, 507-515 m Tiff Club, 299, 302, 304 Tannenberg, David, 392-394 Tiles, for roofing, 159 Tanneries, 152 Tilghman, Edward (1750-1815), lawyer, 457, Tar? 468 458, 459 Tariff, opposition to, 352, 354 Tillman (Tilghman), Mary Ann, 332 Tarleton, Gen. Banastre, 88, 90 Tinicum Island, 13, i66n 570 INDEX October Tinkcom, Margaret B., rev. of Van Trump University of Pennsylvania, 71; Unitarians and Ziegler's, Landmark Architecture of worship at, 51 Allegheny County Pennsylvania, 542-544 Upland. See Chester Todd, Mrs. John, 67 Upland Court, 13, 16, 18 Tolles, Frederick B., 290; rev. of Labaree's Upland Creek, 13, 23 The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, vols. 10— The Upper House in Revolutionary America, 11, 521-522 1763-1788, by Main, rev., 254-255 Tories in Am. Rev. See Loyalists Urban redevelopment, and Phila. history, 4 Tornadoes, 469 Urls, Elizabeth, 341 Town planning: Moravian, 259-260; and Phila., 3-47, 143-194 Town Wharf, Phila., 190 Valley Forge: army encampment at, 67; Townsend, J., 334 marble of, 75 Townsend, Richard (J. 1682), 42 Valley St. See Vine St. Treaty of Tilsit, 99 Vanakin, Rebecca, 445 Trelease, Allen W., rev. of Evans' Ballots and Van Buren, Martin, and Jackson's adminis- Fence Rails, iii-i"]^ tration, 507-515 Trent, William (d. 1724), 293 Vanderwall, Jacob & Co., 185^ Tresse, Thomas, 303 n, 3o6n Van Deusen, Glyndon G., William Henry Trinidad, fugitive slaves sent to, 324 Seward, rev., 404-406 Trinitarians, 56 Van Trump, James D., and Ziegler, Arthur Truman, Samuel, 341 P., Jr., Landmark Architecture of Allegheny Trump, Robert T., rev. of Kauffman's Ameri- County Pennsylvania, rev., 542-544 can Copper & Brass, 412-413 Vaux, M., 341 Tucker, James, 49 Venereal disease, 449 Tucker, Richard (/. 1682), 14W, 45 Vergennes, Charles Grovier, Count de, 228, Tudas, Jonathan, 342-351 231 233-236 Tulpehocken, 298 Victoria, Queen, 434 Tumanaromaning Creek, 47 "The Vigilant Committee of Philadelphia," Turner, Joseph, and election riot of 1742,312, by Joseph A. Borome", 320-351 315>317>3i8 Villiers, George William Frederick, 4th Earl Turner, Robert, 11, 169; offices held by, 192; of Clarendon and 5th Baron Hyde, 423,426, Phila. town lot of, 151, 167, 168; wharf of, 427 191 Vine St., Phila., renamed by Penn, 181 Turner, Robert P., ed., Lewis Miller, 1796- Vineyard tract. See Francisville 1882 . . . , rev., 268 Virgil^ 204 Turtles, 470, 475 Virginia, colony and state, slavery in, 128-129 Twelve Against Empire: The Anti-Imperial- Visit and search, 428, 429 ists, 1898-1900, by Beisner, rev., 537-538 Tyack, David B., George Ticknor and the Bos- ton Brahmins, rev., 131-133 Wade, Robert, 13, 180 Tyler, John (1790-1862), president, 196 Wainwright, Nicholas B.: ed., A Philadelphia Tyler, Royall, 206 Perspective: The Diary of Sidney George Typhus, 78 Fisher, rev., 104-110; rev. of Wallace's John Rogers: The People's Sculptor, 274- 275 Uncle Tom's Cabin, rejected by Phila. pub- Wales, Prince of, visit of to Am. (i860), 435, lishers, 370 436,437 . Underground Railroad, and Vigilant Com- Wales, Americans from, 544-545 mittee of Phila., 320-351 Wall, Capt. Gurnay, 465-493, passim The Underground Rail Road (Still), 329 The Wall and the Garden . . ., ed. by Plum- Union League of Philadelphia, 376; house of stead, rev., 517-518 burned, 381; Negro policy of, 370; and Wallace, David H., John Rogers: The People's Radical Republicans, 373 Sculptor, rev., 274-275 Union Pamphlets of the Civil War, 1861-1865,Wallace, J. B., 215» Freidel, ed., 53OS3* . Wain, Nicholas (1741-1813), 498 Union Vigilant Harmonic Association, 349 Wain, Sally, 84 Unitarian Society, Phila., 49 Walnut St., Phila., 40 Unitarianism, beginnings of in Phila., 49 Walsh, Elizabeth, 216, 218 United States Military Academy, superin- Walsh, Robert, Jr.: abandons practice of law, tendents of, 512 218; marriage of, 216; "The Relationship or 1968 INDEX 571 Robert Walsh, Jr., to the Port Folio and White, Jacob C, 313-351 the Dennie Circle: 1803-1812," by Woodall, White, Jacob C, Jr., 329 195-219 White, Martha, 333 War of 1812, effect of on banks, 94 White, Rev. William (1747-1836) bishop: death of. 64; engraving of by Pekenino Warden, David B., 216, 218 r Warminghurst (Worminghurst), England, after Sully, 58 ; "Memoir of Bishop White 178 by James Taylor," Kilbourne, ed., 48-66; Warren, Mrs. Mercy Otis, controversy of modesty of, 59; personality of, 61, 64; por- with Adams, 220-238 trait of by Sully, 59; the preaching Warsaw, Grand Dutchy of, 100 schedule of, 50; publications of, 55; study Was America a Mistake? An Eighteenth- of by Sartain, 57'; views of on Uni- Century Controversy, by Henry S. Com- tarianism, 54, $$ mager and Elmo Giordanetti, rev., 388-390 White Over Black: American Attitudes Toward Washington, George: on fugitive slaves, 354«; the Negro, 1550-1812, by Jordan, rev., 518- George Washington in the American Revolu- tion (i775-i7$3)> by Flexner, rev., 524- Whitehill, Walter Muir, Dumbarton Oaks, The 525; monument proposed for, 215 History of a Georgetown House and Garden, Washington, D. C, its planning and develop- 1800-1966, rev., 136-137 ment, £41-542 Whiteman, Max, rev. of Jordan's White Over Water wheels, 240 Black: American Attitudes Toward the Watkins, Joseph, 461 Negro, 1 550-1812, 518-519 Wax, 484 Whitesmiths, 149 Wax, Darold D., "A Philadelphia Surgeon on Whitpaine, Richard, Phila. house of, 156;* a Slaving Voyage to Africa, 1749-1751," Wicaco, 14 465-493 Wiener, Frederick Bernays, Civilians Under Weale, John, Jr.. 158 Military Justice . . . , rev., 391-392 Weather, at Phila., 38 Wilberforce, William, 88 Webster, Daniel, 513. 514 Wilcocks, Alexander (1742-1801), lawyer, 458 Weddings. Bishop White at, 61 Wilkes, George. 434W Weekly Elevator, 348, 350 Wilkes-Barre, fugitive slave incident at, 357, Welcome, ship, 29 35?J 359 Welles, Gideon, 245, 370 Wilkinson, Norman B., rev. of Swint, ed., Wendel, Thomas, "The Keith-Lloyd Alliance Dear Ones at Home . . . , 134-136 . . . ," 289-305 Willcox, Barnabas, 169, 170, 185; Penn's ad- Weslager, C. A., The English on the Delaware; vice to, 179 1610-1682, rev., 387-388 Willcox, Joseph, 169 West, Benjamin: elected to Pa. Academy, William the Conqueror, 5 384; Fulton promotes works by, 385 William Henry Seward, by Glyndon G. Van West Indian Emancipation Day, 323, 326 Deusen, rev., 404—406 West Indies, slavery in? 429 Williams, Helen Maria, 201, 202 West Philadelphia, beginnings of, 177 Williams, Samuel. 33$ West Point, N. Y. See United States Military Willing, Charles (1710-1754), in riot, 313 Academy Willing, Mrs. Charles, 84 Weston, Anthony, 147; remonstrance of, 168; Willing, Richard, 446 whipped, 169 Willis, Sir Edward, 445 Wharton, Thomas I, 215» Willis, Henry, 446, 450 Wharton, Walter, 23 n Willock, Roger, rev. of Peterson's The Book of Wharves, at Phila., 176, 190, 191 the Continental Soldier . . . , 525-527 Wheeler. John (/. 1683), 172, 190, 191 Wilson, James, The Works of, vols. 1-2, Whig Club, of London, 88 McCloskey, ed., rev., 117-120 Whig Party (American), in Massachusetts, Wilson, Mardon, 33$ 130-131 Wilson, Woodrow: The Papers of, vol. 3, rev., Whipper, William, 331 281-283; vol. 4, rev., S3Z-535; • . . the Whipping, 169, 442, 443 Academic Years, by Bragdon, rev., 408-410 White, Gen. Anthony Walton, 89 Wilton, country seat, 74 White, Elizabeth, 323 Wine, 74 White, Elizabeth. See Macpherson, Elizabeth Wirt, William, 204, 205, 206 White Wise, C. 332 White, G. Edward, The Eastern Establish- Wistar, John, 466 ment and the Western Experience . . . Wistar, Salome. See Chancellor, Salome rev., S35S37 Wistar 572 INDEX October Wister, Elizabeth E. P. Randolph (Mrs. sells land to John Southworth, 148; Phila. Louis Wister), 84, 85 town lots of, 171 Wister, Louis, 84 Wynne St., Phila. See Chestnut St. Wister, Owen, novelist, S3SS37 Wolcott, Oliver, 90 Wolf, sloop, 465-493 passim XYZ Affair, 92 Wolf, Edwin, 2nd, rev. of Levy's Grace Notes in American History . . . , 402-403 Yankees at Louisbourg, by G. A. Rawlyk, rev., Wollman, Louise, 384 39° Women, literary coterie of in Phila., 198 Yanuck, Julius, "The Force Act in Pennsyl- Wood, Joseph, 341 vania,'* 351-354- Wood, William, first purchaser, 42 Yellow fever: epidemic in Phila. (1793), 55, Woodall, Guy R., "The Relationship of 69; epidemic in Phila. (1797), 69-70 Robert Walsh, Jr., to the Port Folio and Yoder, Don, rev. of Stoudt's Pennsylvania the Dennie Circle: 1803-1812," 195-219 German Folk Art, an Interpretation, 413-415 Woodbury, Levi, notes on Jackson adminis- Young, Alfred F., The Democratic Republicans tration, 5O7-5I5 of New York: The Origins, 1763-1797, rev., Woodrow Wilson: the Academic Years, by 255-257 Henry Wilkinson Bragdon, rev., 408-410 Woodward, Justice George W., and fugitive Young, Jacob B., 349 slave case, 360, 362 Young Maennenchor Singing Society, 376 The Works of James Wilson, vols. 1-2, ed. by Yriate, Don Thomas, 201, 203 McCloskey, rev., 117-120 Zahniser, Marvin A., Charles Cotesworth The World of Andrew Carnegie: 1865-1901, by Pinckney, Founding Father, rev., 262-263 Hacker, rev., 531-532 Zeltner, Frantz Xavier, on death of Kos- Worminghurst. See Warminghurst, 178 ciuszko, 101 Worms, 487, 488 Ziegler, Arthur P., Jr., 54^-544 Wright, James A., 341 Zierold, Norman, Little Charley Ross: Ameri- Wright, Peter, 341 ca's First Kidnapping for Ransom, rev., Writers, 39^399 137-138 Wynkoop, Francis M., 359, 360 Zilversmit, Arthur, The First Emancipation: Wynne, Dr. Thomas, 157; appointed justice The Abolition of Slavery in the North, rev., of the peace, 42; Phila. street named for, 127 40; reproved for remonstrance, 168, 169; Zoar Church, Phila., 323